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    Adjusting the lightness of an image

    Attached is the image I want to edit.

    As you can see, the image is darker around the edge and lighter in the center. I want to make the entire image light like it is in the center. I know about the Lightness setting, but that makes affects the entire image when I use it. I basically just want to make those darker sections lighter, so that it's all the same level. Anyone know how I can do this?

    I'm using Photoshop CS5 on Mac.
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    Re: Adjusting the lightness of an image

    You could try going to image > adjustments > shadow highlights
    Or using a brush set to lighten mode and paint over it however you will end up with blotchy effects you will be better of recreating the pattern

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    Re: Adjusting the lightness of an image

    You may try selecting a color like the center. Solid color fill. Change to luminosity blend mode. Then use blend if to expose only the grid.

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    Re: Adjusting the lightness of an image

    Use Filter / lens Correction and use the custom setting, change vertical perspective first, followed by a vignette correction.

    What's left are stains on the surface that have different light reflection properties. These are harder to fix.

    If you have the skills, consider to make a pattern instead.
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