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: Adjusting a photo so it matches another photo's colors in Photoshop I often have to stitch together 2 photos and make the edges match. E.g. if the photos have different lighting, I have to

@Jennifer810

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I often have to stitch together 2 photos and make the edges match. E.g. if the photos have different lighting, I have to manually tweak the photos. What I would like to do is select 1 pixel from each photo and have Photoshop transform one of the photos so that the 1 pixel matches the other photo's pixel.

E.g. if a pixel in one photo is 10% brighter than a pixel in the second photo, Photoshop will make the entire second photo 10% brighter.

Is there a way to do this?

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@Margaret771

You can use the image adjustmet Match color . The key areas can be selected freely.

NOTE you should use manual exposure and color balance to get well mergeable photos. The automatic processing in the camera can be non-linear and cause different color structures because only good looks is thought by the camera maker.

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