AllyP

Hey!
Thanks!
The problem is with the white level layer or the shadow highlight layet is that it affects the whole photo. I just tried them. I need to be able to spot treat the problem area otherwise it just makes the left side of the wall even more colourful and the ratio still looks off.
 
Also, on another topic I've been having a lot of difficulty with my Affinity. It doesn't work all the time. For example. I was editing one photo using the inpaint brush tool - it was working fine. A few minutes later. On a new photo i attempted to use the same tool and it won't work at all. This is the case for most of the brushes and tools - they just don't always work. I've restarted Affinity, played around as much as I can and I just don't really know what to do.

Hey,
So I have an image of a group of people against a plain coloured wall. Natural light has washed out the right side of the wall - obviously making it appear far lighter in colour than the other side. How do I use colours to just manipulate the one side/background to make the whole wall the same colour as it is on the left side of the image.
Also what use is the pain can/ eye dropper/ paint brush - i couldn't find a tutorial for any colour 'tool.'