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Chapter 6: Edit Mode

The color grids

In the top left corner there is a fixed grid of Basic colors to choose from, including gray, black, and white in the last three boxes.

Below it is a grid of Custom colors that you can fill in by creating a custom color, and then clicking the Add to Custom Colors

button.

The color palette and slider

Beside the Basic colors is a color palette. It contains all the colors of the spectrum from red through yellow, green, turquoise, blue,

purple, pink, to red again. The colors at the top of the palette are pure primary colors with increasing amounts of gray added until

along the bottom, the colors are mostly gray. If you want a color to have a smoky look, select it from the bottom end of this palette.

Similarly, you will find colors like browns at the lower end of the red/orange in this palette.

On the far right is a color slider. In the slider, the actual color selected is where the small black arrow appears. You can then adjust

the color to add white or black to it by moving the slider up to add white (for pastels) until it is completely white or move the slider

down to add black (for a richer color) until it is completely black.

Selecting and adjusting colors

To select a color, click on a square in either grid, or on the color palette. You can also drag over the color palette. When you click a

color, or lift your finger off the mouse after dragging, that color appears in the large Color/Solid square and all its numerical

values; Hue, Saturation, Luminosity, as well as Red, Green, Blue, appear in the boxes.

You can also adjust a color by changing the Hue Saturation, and Luminosity numbers. To select a precise color, type in the values

for that color. You can do the same using the Red, Green, Blue values.

Sharpening an Image

You can use the Sharpen tool to sharpen an image by enhancing medium and high contrast edges.

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

To sharpen an image using Sharpen tool:

1. In Edit mode, in the Detail group, select Sharpen.

2. Drag the sliders to enhance or fix your image as described below.

3. Do one of the following:

Click Done to apply your changes and close the tool.

Click Cancel to discard all changes and close the tool.

Click Reset to clear your changes and reset to default settings. If you saved your changes, you cannot reset your settings.

If you want to discard only the Edit settings, select File | Restore to Developed.

Sharpen options

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