Color correction is primarily used to correct errors in exposure and white balance, ensuring that the colors in an image accurately represent the scene as it was captured.

The Levels tool allows photographers to adjust the overall brightness and darkness of an image by manipulating the black point, white point, and midtones.

The Curves tool provides precise control over the tonal range of an image, allowing photographers to adjust the overall contrast, shadows, highlights, and midtones.

The Hue/Saturation tool allows photographers to adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness of colors in an image, enabling them to enhance or reduce the intensity of specific colors.

Hue refers to the actual color, such as red, blue, or green, while Saturation refers to the intensity or purity of that color, ranging from dull to vibrant.

Split toning allows photographers to apply different color tones to the highlights and shadows of an image, creating a unique and artistic effect.

White balance is used to adjust the color temperature of an image, ensuring that white objects appear white under different lighting conditions.

The Vibrance tool selectively enhances the saturation of less saturated colors while preserving the overall color balance of an image.

Color grading involves adjusting the individual color channels (Red, Green, Blue) to achieve a desired color balance, mood, or creative effect.

Adjustment layers allow photographers to apply non-destructive adjustments to an image, meaning that the original image data remains intact and can be easily reverted to if necessary.

The Brightness/Contrast tool allows photographers to simultaneously adjust the overall brightness and contrast of an image.

The Split Toning tool allows photographers to apply different color tones to the highlights and shadows of an image, creating a unique and artistic effect.

The Channel Mixer tool allows photographers to adjust the color balance of an image by manipulating the cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (CMYK) channels.

The color wheel is a valuable tool in color correction as it helps photographers understand the relationships between different colors, enabling them to make informed decisions about color adjustments.

White balance is used to adjust the color temperature of an image to match a specific light source or desired mood, ensuring that white objects appear white under different lighting conditions.