# How can I correct overexposure in the simplest way.

I find it takes me a long time to correct overexposure in photos and was wondering if there were a simpler method.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Animator/Designer/Illustrator
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## Comments
### Comment 1

most overexposures are noticeable in the highlights move highlights and whites sliders to the left and see some of the details coming back

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Photographer/ owner at Digitall Studio  (561)308-7478



### Comment 2

By using the autocorrect function.
Obviously it can be easily used for one image at time.
If you refer to a particular workflow, the matter is different.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Head of Regulated Market Service Digital Channels



### Comment 3

With the exposure slider in the develop module 

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Photographer at Rachel Callan Photography




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