Exposure adjustment is the process of adjusting the overall brightness and contrast of an image.

Content-Aware Fill is a technique used to remove unwanted objects or elements from an image by automatically filling the area with content that matches the surrounding area.

Color correction is the process of adjusting the color balance of an image to make it more accurate or visually appealing.

Sharpening is the process of making an object in an image appear sharper and more defined by enhancing the edges and details.

White balance adjustment is the process of adjusting the color temperature of an image to make it appear more natural or to match a specific lighting condition.

Photomontage is the process of combining multiple images into a single image to create a new and unique composition.

Blend modes are used to create a seamless transition between two images by adjusting the way the colors and tones of the images interact.

Text overlay is the process of adding text or graphics to an image to provide additional information or to create a specific visual effect.

Filters are used to create a variety of effects in an image, including painterly or artistic effects.

Perspective transformation is the process of adjusting the perspective of an image to correct for distortions or to create a specific visual effect.

3D rendering is the process of creating a three-dimensional image using computer software.

Tilt-shift effect is the process of creating a miniature or diorama effect in an image by selectively blurring parts of the image.

Vignette is the process of creating a dark or shadowy effect around the edges of an image.

Fade is the process of gradually fading an image into a transparent background.

Gaussian blur is the process of creating a blurred or dreamy effect in an image by reducing the sharpness of the details.