Exposure
The Exposure tool combines all the tonal adjustments into a single tool:
| • | AutoLevel: Increased contrast by settings the black and white point to the using the values from the left and right text entry fields. The left field controls the black point and the right sets the white point. The numbers refer to the percent of pixels in the image that should be pure black or white. |
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| • | Look Profile: Selected among several pre-generated Look Profile or Custom Look Profiles. A Look Profile controls the conversion from linear, RAW data into viewable image data. There are four default Look Profiles that will render different looks to your images: |
| • | Portrait - This Look Profile uses a relatively flat tone curve, and is more gentle on skin and other mid-tones, providing more detail in shadows and highlights |
| • | Product - Provides a bit more contrast and saturation that Portrait |
| • | Wedding - Very similar to Product, but with more neutral shadows |
| • | Event - High saturation optimized for skin tones |
| • | Exposure: Adjusts the overall brightness or tone of the image |
| • | Highlight: Recovers highlight details and color from over-exposed portions of your image. |
| • | Monochromatic Recovery: Forces Highlight Recovery to not attempt to recover color data from over-exposed regions. Use this option if enabling Highlight Recovery adds unwanted colors to areas that it is recovering. |
| • | Fill Light: Recovers shadow details by selectively brightening only the darkest portions of your image |
| • | Range: Controls how much of the image should be adjusted by Fill Light. A small range means only the very darkest portions should be adjusted, while a large number will brighten more of the mid-tones. |
| • | Fill Dropdown: Sets the contrast applies to the recovered shadow values. |
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