How to optimize the images

The images of your case should have been saved in .jpg format. Images should be in different powers of magnification. Include as many low power views of the case as possible. The number of the images may be as many as you think necessary. The best resolution for the images is 800 x 600 pixels.

1) Every capture device should have software to capture images at an optimum state. Basic colour and brightness, contrast, saturation and hue can be optimized during the process of capturing the images. 2)After capturing the images in .jpg format, open the file in Adobe Photoshop. 3)In Adobe Photoshop, use the brightness, Contrast and Sharpness, and adjust these to optimize your image. 4)Try the levels menu. Go to Image ® Levels. The Histogram in the dialogue box shows how the colors of the image are distributed. The slider box beneath the histogram provides 3 triangles, one for each of the darkest, medium and lightest pixels of your image. To make the darkest pixels black, drag the left slider triangle to the right to the beginning of the histogram; and to make the lightest pixels white drag the right handed triangle to the left to the end of the histogram. Now move the middle triangle, known as the gamma point, to the left to make the medium colors lighter. Another menu in this Levels Dialogue box is the eyedropper icon. Click on the right (lightest) icon and then click on the area of your image, which should be white. This is known as White Balance, and instantly brightens up the image.