The phrase "adjust the colours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changing or modifying the colors in an image, design, or any visual medium.
Example: "To enhance the overall look of the graphic, you may want to adjust the colours to make them more vibrant."
Alternatives: "modify the colors" or "change the hues."
A study in 2010 determined that the altarpiece needed conservation – to remove varnish and to adjust the colours of older retouches.
Chris Price, chief commercial officer of Opposable VR, which creates VR brand experiences, highlights Ikea's pilot VR kitchen experience for HTC Vive, a kitchen design app that enables users to stand in a virtual kitchen and adjust the colours and heights of the fittings.
It is the background lighting that made some brains - but not others - mentally adjust the colours they see on the dress in front.
Most flashbulbs are coated with tinted lacquer or plastic to prevent shattering and to adjust the colour of the light.
Apple also announced its True Tone display system, which measures the temperature of the ambient light to adjust the colour tone of the screen to better reflect the ambient light.
I like Jonathan Ross! 9.25pm: From the twits: @VonPip Dear god Jonathan Ross is 2010's Richard Madley as Ali G #britawards Yes, and that is a good thing 9.26pm: On the emails: Wendy K - Do I need to adjust the colour on my telly, or has Fearne Cotton been eating strawberry jam off a wooden spoon?
Aside from more power, the updated machines also gain the True Tone colour control system from Apple's iPads, which uses light sensors to adjust the colour temperature of the display to best match the light in your environment.
Click on the eye-dropper icon and then on a neutral black, grey or white area of the photo to adjust the colour.
The subsequent screen gives you access to a number of different pen and text tools, and there are options for adjusting the colours and styles of your squiggles.
That allows the camera to do the same thing the brain does – deciding what should be white, within the image, and adjusting the colours accordingly.
