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Chapter 5: Develop Mode

Brighte-

sliders

(top)

Drag the sliders up to increase the brightening in each tonal band. The sliders on the left affect dark tones. The

sliders on the right affect bright tones. Moving a slider changes the amount of brightening only in that particular

tonal band in the image.

You can also type a number into the number boxes and increment them slowly to make precise adjustments.

Darken

sliders

(bot-

tom)

Drag the sliders down to increase the darkening in each tonal band. The sliders on the left affect dark tones. The

sliders on the right affect bright tones. Moving a slider changes the amount of darkening only in that particular tonal

band in the image.

You can also type a number into the number boxes and increment them slowly to make precise adjustments.

Graph

The graph indicates the amount of brightening and darkening applied throughout the tone range of the image. The

portion of the graph above the horizontal axis corresponds to brightening, while the portion of the graph below the

horizontal axis corresponds to darkening. When both brightening and darkening are applied within the same tonal

band, contrast is increased. The area between the top of the brightening graph and the bottom of the darkening

graph indicates the relative increase of contrast throughout the tone range of the image. You can click on the graph

or on the image and drag the double-pointed arrow up or down to brighten or darken.

# tone

bands

Drag the slider on each tonal band to adjust areas of the curve.

Advanced options

Advanced gives you ultimate control of the brightness and contrast in an image. Adjustment curves can be constructed using four

sliders, and you can manually adjust the curves by clicking and dragging within the graph area or on the image itself.

Graph

The top half of the graph corresponds to brightening, and the bottom half corresponds to darkening. Tone levels of the shadows are

represented on the left, midtones in the middle, and highlights on the right.

The light gray in the graph shows the amount of brightening or darkening applied throughout the image. The dark gray areas in the

graph are suggested boundaries for adjustment, and turn red to indicate where you have adjusted far enough to cause a loss in

detail. When the cursor is over the image, the two vertical yellow lines correspond to the lower and upper bounds of the tone level of

the area under the cursor and indicate the center of adjustment.

Adjustment options

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