Apple Aperture 2 User Manual
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Adjusting the Color Correction for the Highlights & Shadows Controls
You use the Color Correction parameter controls to adjust the amount of saturation
applied during shadows and highlights adjustments. However, the saturation
adjustment is most noticeable in the shadows.
To adjust the saturation applied during highlights and shadows adjustments:
1
If necessary, click the Advanced disclosure triangle to show the advanced
Highlights & Shadows controls.
2
Adjust the Color Correction parameter by doing one of the following:
 Drag the Color Correction slider to the right to increase the amount of saturation
applied during highlights and shadows adjustments, and drag the slider back to the
left to reduce the saturation.
 Click the left or right arrow in the Color Correction value slider, or drag in the value field.
The left arrow reduces the saturation, and the right arrow increases it.
 By default, the Color Correction value slider is set to 0.0. Double-click the number in the
Color Correction value slider, then enter a value from –100.0 to 100.0 and press Return.
The new Color Correction setting determines the amount of saturation applied to the
highlights and shadows during a highlights and shadows adjustment.
Before Highlights & Shadows Color Correction
adjustment
After Highlights & Shadows Color Correction
adjustment (increased color correction)
Use the Color Correction slider
and value slider to adjust the
amount of saturation applied
during highlights and shadows
adjustments.