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Adjust brightness, contrast and saturation, apply ready-made presets (Vivid, Warm, Vintage …), add a vignette, or convert to black and white or sepia.
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Choose photos
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Click a photo to see it in the preview.
Preview
Presets:
My settings:
White balance:
Light:
Click the line to add a point and drag it; double-click a point or drag it out of the box to remove it. With the keyboard: left and right arrow choose a point, up and down arrow move it (in steps of 10 with Shift), Insert adds a point, Delete removes it.
100% = unchanged. Choose a preset as a starting point and fine-tune with the sliders; the vignette darkens the edges (portrait look).A vignette below 0 makes the edges lighter instead of darker. The strength of a preset runs from 0% (the photo itself) to 200%.Sharpen makes edges and fine detail clearer (an unsharp mask), as the last step. It works in proportion to the size of the photo, so the preview shows what you get; too much gives light fringes along contrasts.The radius sets how wide the edges become: low for fine detail, high for a soft photo. Masking only sharpens the clear edges: the higher, the more skin, sky or flat areas are left alone (and no extra noise).Exposure works in stops: +1 is twice as much light, without the whites clipping. Highlights and Shadows only affect the bright or the dark parts of the photo (a sky that is too bright, a backlit face). Local contrast gives a flat photo more definition; Vibrance mainly boosts the muted colours.White balance: moving Temperature to the right makes the photo warmer (against a blue cast), to the left cooler (against yellow indoor light); Tint shifts between green and magenta. With the eyedropper you click on something that should be grey or white.