1. Open your image.
It seems that the film was overexposed. We have to brighten it up and adjust color.
2. Create an adjustment layer Levels.
3. First, let's fix the levels for RGB (composite) channel. On the
histogram graph you notice some lack of highlights. Move "light" Input Levels slider
to brighten the highlight areas 
(movie).
4. As you can see, there is too much cyan (equal to "not enough red") color in the image. To reduce cyans select Channel: Red and move "light" Input slider to add some reds (movie). Then slightly pull the "dark" Output slider to reduce cyans
.5. Now you may notice a certain magenta slope. Select Channel: Green. Move Input Levels sliders to remove any hues from the neutral colors (sidewalk, bride's dress, etc.).
6. Select the Blue channel and slightly decrease blue (increase yellow).
7. Select the RGB channel again and fine-tune the composite image tone.
Since 1999, Andrei has run the digiCollage – an online image editor's shop. Having edited all kinds of customers' images, he has vast Photoshop experience that he willingly shares with you in this course. You are invited to look over an expert's shoulder and see Photoshop in action.
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