This will also reveal more detail in these pixels. Using the photo above of my dog Harper as an example, you’ll see that the darker parts of her fur now become much brighter if I turn the value of the slider all the way up to 100. If you drag the slider to the right, which increases the value, the darker pixels in your image will become brighter. The very first slider, labeled “Shadows,” allows you to adjust the exposure of the shadows. You should now see three sections, including Shadows, Highlights, and Common. This will bring up the Shadows-Highlights dialogue box. To access the tool, go to Colors>Shadows-Highlights (shown in the image above). Originally found in other Open Source photo editing software like Darktable, this feature was integrated directly into GIMP due to its popularity in the photo editing world.
With this tool, you can recover details in the shadows of your image while toning down overblown pixels in the highlights.
The Shadows-Highlights tool is another useful photo editing feature making its debut in GIMP 2.10.
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