The Adjustments panel in Adobe Photoshop

Let's start analyzing and viewing all the properties of the <wild>Adjustments</wild>Adjustments panel in Adobe Photoshop.

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To hear, let's actually open the panel itself - go to the menu <wild>Window -</wild> <wild>Adjustments</wild>Window - Adjustments.

Now let's go to the upper-right menu of the panel to see the list of tool properties.

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Let's go through all the items in order.

• <wild>Auto-Select Parameter</wild>Auto-Select Parameter
• <wild>Brightness/Contrast</wild>Brightness/Contrast
• <wild>Levels</wild>Levels
• <wild>Curves</wild>Curves
• <wild>Exposure</wild>Exposure
• <wild>Vibrance</wild>Vibrance
• <wild>Hue/Saturation</wild>Hue/Saturation
• <wild>Color Balance</wild>Color Balance
• <wild>Black & White</wild>Black & White
• <wild>Photo Filter</wild>Photo Filter
• <wild>Channel Mixer</wild>Channel Mixer
• <wild>Invert</wild>Invert
• <wild>Posterize</wild>Posterize
• <wild>Threshold</wild>Threshold
• <wild>Gradient Map</wild>Gradient Map
• <wild>Selective Color</wild>Selective Color
• <wild>Color Lookup</wild>Color Lookup
• <wild>Add Mask by Default</wild>Add Mask by Default
• <wild>Clip to Layer</wild>Clip to Layer
• <wild>Close</wild>Close
• <wild>Close Tab Group</wild>Close Tab Group

So, by clicking the corresponding button, you can access the settings menu of this panel.

You can see what the parameters of a particular panel look like just below.

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