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Chapter 6: Edit 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.

Using Selections

Use Selections to isolate an area of a photo to apply edits or filters to only that area, rather than the whole photo. There are three

different selection tools and each selects an area of a photo in a unique way. The controls available change depending on which tool

you select.

You can save your settings as a preset for future use.

To use the Selections tool:

1. In Edit mode, in the Selections group, click Selections.

2. Select one of the tools: Freehand Lasso, Magic Wand, Marquee. See below for more detailed steps for using these tools.

You can also quickly access the Selections tool by clicking on the Create Selection button at the top when using some of

the tools in Edit. Once you make your selection and click Done to return to the Edit tool, you can modify your selection by

clicking Modify Selection.

You can use Selections with the following Edit tools:

Add: Vignette, Special Effect

Exposure/Lighting: Exposure, Levels, Auto Levels, Tone Curves, Lighting

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