The phrase "adjusted the picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making changes or modifications to an image or visual representation.
Example: "After reviewing the initial draft, she adjusted the picture to enhance its clarity and focus."
Alternatives: "modified the image" or "altered the photo."
I watched as Clarisse, her hand betraying a small tremor, carefully adjusted the picture frame so that it was once again within range of Gadbois's outstretched arm.
Robinson conducted his man to a twelve-inch set, turned it on, adjusted the picture, and in rather a shout, to get his voice above the hubbub of the amplifiers, named the price and outlined the guarantee.
As if by magic, lights will brighten or dim, the temperature will be adjusted, the pictures displayed on the video screens will change, favorite music will play on the stereo.
Twice in the movie she summons him to her elegant house to adjust the picture on her television.
Worst of all, Hell was apparently prepared, and waiting, even before poor venal man was created.Modern biblical scholars have done their best to adjust the picture.
(A control on the side of the Beamer lets you adjust the picture to suit your deterioration preference: smoother-but-blurrier or jerkier-but-sharper). Any static on the line blows your loved one's face into pixellated smithereens that take several seconds to reconstitute.
People have problems connecting their systems, adjusting the picture display, configuring their viewing area and showing DVDs.
Photoscape 3.7 was provided as a tool to adjust the picture quality and color tone, and open access to the internet was arranged to write or select a message of any kind which the participants wanted to incorporate while developing the advertisements.
He has watched them struggle, either from ice level or television, and there's no need to adjust the picture.
