Editing

Editing

The editing panels are in the right sidebar; click a title to open or close it. Drag the sidebar's left edge to make it wider or narrower (double-click the edge for the normal width). Each slider shows its value, and hovering over it shows what it does; double-click a slider to reset it. Everything you change is saved with the photo.

Photo viewer

• Click to focus on that spot. With a small aperture the click also opens it up to f/2.8, so the change shows. Thin things close to the camera, such as the wires of a fence, stay sharp when you click on them even where the depth map is too coarse to tell them from what is behind: where the views of the photo agree that there is an edge or texture at the focus depth, that pixel is kept sharp.
• Drag to move the viewpoint, like grabbing the scene and turning it.
• Shift-drag, middle mouse button drag, or drag when zoomed in on the lenslet view, to pan. Zoom with the − / + buttons in the bar above the picture, Fit and 1:1.

Undo and redo: Ctrl / ⌘ + Z undoes the last change to the photo (any setting, keyframe or mask; a whole slider drag is one step), Ctrl / ⌘ + Y or Shift + Ctrl / ⌘ + Z redoes it. The history starts over when you open another photo.

Panels

• Histogram and Info
• Crop: rotate, flip, straighten and crop
• Process: white balance, tone, tone curve, color and color matrix
• Local Adjustments: masks and filters
• Camera: aperture, depth, focus spread, tilt, perspective and bokeh
• Details: sharpening and noise reduction
• Optics: chromatic aberration, lens correction and flare
• Animation: animations, the play bar and the keyframe editor
• Render: quality, full sensor, 3D and export
• Microlens Grid