To correct an imbalance in the colors of an image, you can use the following Color settings to affect the overall color balance and saturation:

• Auto adjust color balance: Automatically corrects the Temperature and Tint of the image to achieve the best appearance.

  Note: If the image is already optimized or nearly optimized, you may not notice a difference.

• Temperature: Sets the blue-yellow color balance (the b channel in Lab color space).

• Tint: Sets the red-green color balance (the a channel in Lab color space).

• Saturation: Increases or decreases the saturation of all colors in an image.

• Fleshtone Saturation: Increases or decreases the saturation of only fleshtones in an image, rather than the saturation of the entire image.

• Lock saturation and fleshtone saturation together: When selected, increasing or decreasing a Saturation setting increases or decreases other Saturation settings the same amount. For example, if Saturation is 10, Fleshtone Saturation is 20, and the lock is on, then increasing Saturation to 15 increases Fleshtone Saturation to 25 at the same time.