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Chapter 5: Develop Mode

State Non encodable files (e.g. RAW) Encodable files (e.g. JPEG)

Original

Original images are located in the folders

you placed them in.

Original images are located in the folders you placed them in.

Developed

When you make changes and click Done,

the image's develop settings are stored in

the XMP file of the RAW, and in the ACDSee

Pro database.

When you develop an image and click Done, the develop settings

are stored in an XMP file, and the original and XMP file are moved to

the [Originals] folder. In Manage and View modes, the image with

the changes applied is displayed. The develop settings are also

stored in the ACDSee Pro database.

Edited

When you take a RAW file directly into Edit,

and you click Save, ACDSee Pro prompts

you to save the file in a different file format.

In RAW, to permanently save changes to an

image, you will need to save the image in a

different file format.

If you take an image directly to Edit and save your image, the

original image is saved to the [Originals] folder in ACDSee.

If you edit an image first, and then take it into Develop, ACDSee Pro

prompts that the edits will be lost. You cannot revert an image

back to Develop, if it was not developed before taking the image to

Edit.

Developed

and Edited

When you develop an image, the image's

develop settings are stored in the XMP file of

the RAW. When you take the developed

image into Edit, and then apply edits and

save the image, ACDSee Pro prompts you to

save the image in a new file format.

For RAW files, to permanently save changes,

you will need to save the image in a different

file format.

When you take a developed image into Edit and apply edits and

save it, the develop settings are saved in the XMP file and placed in

the [Originals] folder. If the developed image is in Edit, and has

edits applied and you click Save, ACDSee Pro saves the image.

If you decide to take the edited image back into Develop, ACDSee

Pro prompts that you will lose your edits. If you choose to discard

your edits, the original image with its develop settings will be

opened.

Pro 3 RAW Processing Emulation

ACDSee Pro RAW processing pipeline uses a wide color gamut to maximize full use of the colors captured in your RAW files. The

wider ProPhoto color space ensures that no colors are clipped until the end of the pipeline where you can then choose to keep the

colors in ProPhoto or output to sRGB.

ACDSee Pro emulates the RAW processing pipeline for images developed in Pro 3 or previous versions. However, if you would like to

take full advantage of the improved RAW processing, you can move your previously developed RAW images into the ACDSee Pro

pipeline with the following two options.

One option is to use the Restore to Original command and redevelop your RAW images in ACDSee. Alternatively, if you would like

to convert over to theACDSee Pro pipeline but still want to maintain some of your Develop settings from Pro 3, (such as Geometry

settings), you can create a Preset to retain certain develop settings and clear others.

To use the ACDSee Pro RAW processing pipeline while maintaining some Develop settings:

1. In ACDSee, open an undeveloped RAW image in Develop.

2. Create a Develop Preset and in the Save Develop Settings Preset dialog box, select Camera (RAW Only) under the Tone

Curves group. You may also want to add Advanced Color, Vibrance, Contrast and Exposure to this preset since the initial

color, contrast and exposure is very different in the RAW processing engine of ACDSee Pro.

3. Enter a name for your Preset and click OK.

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