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ACDSee Pro 6 User Guide

Dodge and Burn

Enhance your photos and improve contrast by controlling the light and intensity of color in select areas. Dodge, burn, saturate and

desaturate your photos to accentuate and define shapes, magnify and fade color, and add shadows and highlights.

You can use the Dodge and Burn tool to lighten or darken areas in a photo without affecting other areas. The tool is often used to

lighten underexposed areas or darken overexposed areas.

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

Dodging and Burning parts of an image

To lighten or darken areas of a photo:

1. Select the Dodge tool to lighten areas, or the Burn tool to darken areas.

2. Under Tool Settings, select the area to adjust: Shadows, Midtones, or Highlights.

3. Drag the range slider to fine-tune targeted areas within the shadows or highlights. Increasing the range broadens the

affected range of tones, while decreasing the range narrows the affected range of tones.

4. Under Brush settings select from the following preference settings:

Drag the Nib Width slider to select a brush size.

Drag the Feathering slider to soften the edges of your strokes.

Drag the Strength slider to adjust the intensity of your strokes.

5. Draw over the areas of the image you want to lighten or darken.

6. Click Done.

When you adjust the range slider, a preview of the areas of the image that will be affected by brushing will be shown as a

grayscale image. The brighter the pixels are in the preview image, the more they will be affected by brush strokes. Areas

that are pure white will be affected with full strength, and areas that are black will be completely unaffected. For best

results, move the range slider until the pixels you want to dodge or burn are white, and areas that you want to leave

unaffected are black.

Scroll with your mouse to adjust the brush size on the fly, or use SHIFT + mouse scroll to adjust feathering.

To saturate or desaturate areas of a photo:

1. Select the Saturate tool to intensify colors, or the Desaturate tool to fade colors.

2. Under Tool Settings, select one of the following:

Standard to target all areas of the photo.

Vibrance to target the less saturated colors and to prevent skin tones from becoming over-saturated.

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