Improving on a snapshot flash photo

The flashes from cheap snapshot camera tend to make a photo look cold
compared to the more ecpensive flash camera which add warmth to the
photo. Using Photoshop elements is there a way of improving on a photo
taken by a cheap snapshop camera with its build in flash gun so it
might look like a photo taken by the flash of a more ecpensive camera?

Regards Brian

On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:00:54 +1200, Brian wrote:

The flashes from cheap snapshot camera tend to make a photo look cold
compared to the more ecpensive flash camera which add warmth to the
photo. Using Photoshop elements is there a way of improving on a photo
taken by a cheap snapshop camera with its build in flash gun so it
might look like a photo taken by the flash of a more ecpensive camera?

Regards Brian

You can't make global changes in Elements to make a bad picture good.
You can use the Temperature slider in "Quick Fix" to warm up an image.
This does nothing for the shadows and uneven lighting of inadequate
flash lighting, though.


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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida