White Balance and Tone are the foundation of every color edit. Getting these right first means every subsequent adjustment — HSL, grading, retouching — builds on a solid base. Evoto provides both manual sliders and AI-assisted exposure correction.
How to do it
In the Color module, expand the Basic group to find White Balance and Tone.
Use the White Balance Selector tool to click on a neutral white or grey area (e.g., white clothing, a grey card). Evoto analyzes the sample and corrects the color cast.
Alternatively, drag the Temperature and Tint sliders manually to warm/cool and shift green/magenta.
Use AI Exposure Adjustment for a quick one-click fix of under/overexposed images.
Fine-tune Tone with individual sliders: Exposure (overall brightness), Contrast, Brightness (midtone-focused), Highlight, Shadow, White, and Black.
Try it
Open a photo shot under artificial light. Use the White Balance Selector on a white shirt or wall, then compare the result with manual Temperature/Tint adjustment.
Watch out for
Exposure affects the entire tonal range — use Highlights and Shadows for targeted recovery.
AI Exposure is a starting point, not a final adjustment. Always review and refine.