Editing dark photos involves adjusting exposure, brightness, and contrast to bring out details that may be lost in shadows. Start by increasing the exposure or brightness to make the image lighter.
If the image is overly dark, use the shadows or black point sliders to recover details in darker areas. Adjust contrast to ensure the image doesn’t appear flat and to maintain depth. Fine-tuning highlights can help prevent overexposure in brighter areas.
You can also apply noise reduction if necessary, as brightening a photo can introduce noise. Editing apps like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop provide tools specifically designed for enhancing underexposed photos.
