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    Matching lighting of two pictures for a scientific research project

    I don't know if I understood incorrectly but I don't want to get Nemo's of different shot the same shade and color. Because Nemo's are expected to change color every week because of their diet. And we want to measure that change. Therefore in order to measure that accurately, I try to match...
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    Matching lighting of two pictures for a scientific research project

    Thanks a lot. I think that will do it.
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    Matching lighting of two pictures for a scientific research project

    Thank you very much. But I have tens of other fish shots waiting for me to be corrected. Could you please tell me step-by-step instructions for how you did the levels correction? I would really appreciate that since I'm a PS novice. Also the shots are in low-res because of the size restrictions...
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    Matching lighting of two pictures for a scientific research project

    Hi, We do research on the effect of fish food on the color change of the fish's skin. Therefore we observe the fish over multiple weeks and take their picture in our studio environment once a week. In order to track the color change of the fish, all other conditions (lighting, distance etc.)...
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    Hello Everyone

    I just wanted to introduce myself without asking questions directly. I am actually a computer science grad student and work with photoshop only as a side hobby. Thanks for keeping such a well-maintained forum.
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