Correcting color balance in Paint Shop Pro

1. Take multiple pictures of the same object from different angles. Try using three point lighting system, and set a front light and a back light on your subject.
2.Import the pictures into your Paint Shop Pro. decide what kind of color balance problem your pictures have. Pictures taken indoors or in low light would usually be too yellow, or might have excess of blue or red especially in the background.
3.Open the picture you want to correct. If your subject looks ok, and only the background has the wrong color, then use the Magic Wand Tool and select the background.
4.go to Adjust-> "Hue and Saturation". in the dialog box, and under presets select Factory Defaults. check your picture to see what unwanted color casts are displaying in your picture. If for example the cast looks orange, select Yellows from the Edit drop down box and then pull down the Saturation as far as you can reasonably go. If you see it pinkish, use red and if you see it bluish use blues and Cyan. Now look at the picture in the preview, and proof the picture using the button that looks like an eye. Click OK.
5.Right click on your picture with the Magic Wand. This will deselect the picture. Go to Adjust -> Brightness and Contrast. Try different numbers for those fields, with the autoproof selected, until your picture looks right. Click Ok and crop your image.
6 Save your picture.

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