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06-28-2002, 07:56 PM
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| Equalize command Jim Johnston's description of his entry for Restoration Challenge #1 got me interested in the "equalize" command in Photoshop. I read the description, and it sounds handy, but all I was able to do was make things hideous. The command seems to have no controls besides "entire image" or "selected area". I look at Jim's work and see it must have value, but at this point it eludes me. Anyone have any input on this?            |
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