Concept
Higher contrast makes the image clearer, but can create harsh whites, crushed blacks, or hard skin.
Lower contrast softens the image, but too much can make it flat and thin.
Contrast is the distance between bright and dark areas. Strong contrast is not always better; it must fit the atmosphere of the photo.
Higher contrast makes the image clearer, but can create harsh whites, crushed blacks, or hard skin.
Lower contrast softens the image, but too much can make it flat and thin.
In SELON, adjust Density and Tone Curve before pushing Contrast too hard.
Use Contrast for punch, Density for body, and Tone Curve for more controlled tonal shaping.