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Six AI controls allow for more definition in the highlights, midtones, and shadows for detailed images.

You can combine Supercontrast with other photo editing tools and techniques. Adjusting the contrast provides a base for your further editing steps. You can apply High Key or Portrait Bokeh to achieve high-quality results.

The Supercontrast tool in the Luminar Neo photo editor works on standard JPEG and PNG files, as well as on raw format images.

You can find Supercontrast and other powerful tools in Luminar Neo – a standalone app or a plugin for Lightroom and Photoshop.

To change the contrast of a picture, you can use various photo editing software, including Luminar Neo that can help you adjust image contrast automatically.

Luminar Neo has various tools for changing the contrast in an image. You can simply use Enhance AI to improve various adjustments in your image automatically, including its contrast. Or, if you want more control, use the Supercontrast tool to precisely adjust tonal contrast with six distinct controls spanning highlights, mid-tones, and shadows, allowing for finely tuned results.

Contrast enhancement in image processing refers to the techniques and algorithms used to improve the visual distinction between different parts of an image by increasing the contrast. The goal is to make the image more visually appealing, enhance details, and improve the overall perceptual quality.

To precisely adjust contrast in your photos, you can use photo editing software. We recommend Luminary Neo. Here, you can fine-tune the contrast to achieve the desired effect, balancing your image's light and dark areas for an optimal look.

Image contrast is the brightness difference between a picture's light and dark areas. High contrast means big differences, making the image look bold. Low contrast means small differences, making the image look softer. Contrast helps to make the important parts of a picture stand out.

High contrast images are those where the difference between the lightest and darkest parts of the image (aka the dynamic range) is very large. Typically, these stark differences between light and shadow are meant to create a bold and dramatic image effect.