Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 500)

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Highlight Priority
Color Priority
Paint Overlay
Amount
Midpoint
Roundness
Feather
Highlights
1. Crop your image. See Crop images.
2. In the Post Crop Vignetting area of the Effects tab, choose a Style.
Applies the postcrop vignette while protecting highlight contrast but may lead to color shifts in darkened areas of an
image. Appropriate for images with important highlight areas.
Applies the postcrop vignette while preserving color hues but may lead to loss of detail in bright highlights.
Applies the postcrop vignette by blending original image colors with black or white. Appropriate when a soft effect is desired
but may reduce highlight contrast.
3. Refine the effect by adjusting any of the following sliders:
Positive values lighten the corners, negative values darken them.
Higher values restrict the adjustment to the area closer to the corners, lower values apply the adjustment to a larger area away
from the corners.
Positive values make the effect more circular, negative values make the effect more oval.
Higher values increase the softening between the effect and its surrounding pixels, lower values reduce the softening between the
effect and its surrounding pixels.
(Available for a Highlight Priority or Color Priorityeffect when Amount is a negative value) Controls the degree of highlight
“punch” in bright areas of an image, such as in the glow of a streetlight or other bright light source.
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