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Chapter 5: Develop Mode

Develop mode allows non-destructive processing of RAW, JPEG and other file types. Do most of your adjustments on RAW images in

Develop mode, where you can work on the RAW image data.

In Develop mode you can:

Tune the image using exposure, white balance, lighting, color, split tone, post-crop vignette, and tone curves tools, or set

the output color space of a RAW image.

Adjust details in your image using the sharpening, noise reduction, and chromatic aberration tools.

Fix geometry in your image using the lens distortion, rotate and straighten, perspective, vignette correction, and cropping

tools.

Repair your image with the Red Eye Reduction tool.

Using Develop Mode

Changes you make in Develop are applied to the entire image. When adjusting your images in Develop, the original file is never

changed. The changes are saved in a separate file, and are applied each time you open the image. This allows for non-destructive

developing of your images, and it is recommended that you do most of your image adjustments in Develop.

When you open a developed image in Develop, it displays the settings you previously left them at. This allows you to revisit the

image at any time to adjust the previous settings.

For more information on how develop settings are saved, see How ACDSee Pro saves changes to images.

Developing an image

To develop an image:

1. Select Develop mode.

2. In Develop, in the Tune tab, select General, White Balance, Lighting, Advanced Color, Tone Curves, Soft Focus, Cross

Process, Split Tone, Post-Crop Vignette, or for RAW files: Output Color Space.

3. On the Details tab, select Sharpening, Noise Reduction, or Chromatic Aberration.

4. On the Geometry tab, select Lens Distortion, Rotate & Straighten, Perspective, Crop, Vignette Correction.

5. On the Repair tab, select Red Eye Reduction.

Saving and canceling

When you have finished developing an image, you can choose from one of the many options for saving your image, depending on

what you want to do next.

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