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Edit Your Captures > Working with the Tasks Pane > Color Editing Task Page > Color Correction Task Page

Color Correction Task Page

The Color Correction options allow you to change the capture's brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, and gamma properties.

The following table describes each of the Color Correction options along with its use.

Option	Description & Use
Brightness	This option changes the intensity (brightness) of the selected image. Lighten or darken the image using the Brightness percentage slider, or by typing a new value in the percentage box located to the right of the slider.
Contrast	This option changes the contrast between light and dark portions of the selected image. Increase or decrease the contrast using the Contrast percentage slider, or by typing a new value in the percentage box located to the right of the slider.
Hue	This option changes the hue of colors in the selected image. This is similar to rotating a color wheel to select a different mixture of colors. Change the hue of the image using the Hue percentage slider, or by typing a new value in the percentage box located to the right of the slider.
Saturation	This option increases or decreases the saturation of colors in a selected image. Saturation is the quantity of a color in pixels, from gray at the lowest saturation to rich color in the highest. Increase or decrease the saturation using the Saturation percentage slider, or by typing a new value in the percentage box located to the right of the slider.
Gamma	This option adjusts the intensity of colors in a selected graphic by changing the gamma constant that is used to map the intensity values. Gamma correction changes brightness using a logarithmic scale for visual perception. Gamma is a constant that is used to calculate the progression. For most CRTs, the gamma constant is in the range of 2.2 to 2.5. Increase or decrease the gamma correction using the Gamma slider, or by typing a new value in the percentage box located to the right of the slider.
Undo Task	Select the Undo Task link to undo the effect. You will return to the Tasks pane.
Return to Tasks	Select the Return to Tasks link to save the effect. You will return to the Tasks pane.
Help	Select Help to access the help system.