Adobe 65064073 User Guide - Page 73

Crop and straighten, Red Eye, Spot Removal, White Balance Selector, Include the Crop Overlay tool

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PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM 69 User Guide A B C D The Develop module. A. Navigator zoom controls B. Toolbar C. Loupe view D. RGB values The photos in the following file formats can be edited in Lightroom: camera raw (including DNG), JPEG, TIFF, and PSD. See also "Customize the toolbar" on page 7 "About file formats" on page 17 Show or hide the Develop toolbar ❖ Choose View > Show Toolbar or Hide Toolbar, or press the T key. Select tools and options on the toolbar ❖ Click the tool or choose it from the View menu. To deselect a tool, click it or a different tool in the toolbar. Tools on the Develop toolbar Crop and straighten Include the Crop Overlay tool, Crop Frame tool, Aspect Ratio Lock button and menu options, Crop Straighten tool, and slider. Red Eye Includes Pupil Size and Darken sliders. Click Reset to clear the changes to the photo. Click the Red Eye Tool button again to revert back to the Hand or Zoom-in tool. Spot Removal Includes Clone or Heal options, and the Spot Size slider. Click Reset to clear the changes to the photo. Click the Remove Spots button again to revert back to the Hand or Zoom-in tool. Hand When you hold the pointer (Hand tool) over the photo, R, G, and B color values display in the toolbar. Click the photo to toggle between two zoom levels if you previously set them in the Navigator panel. The Hand tool is selected by default, and automatically changes to the Zoom-in tool if it's possible to zoom in. White Balance Selector Click this tool in the Basic panel, choose it from the View menu, or press W to select it. Options appear in the toolbar.

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PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM
User Guide
69
The Develop module.
A.
Navigator zoom controls
B.
Toolbar
C.
Loupe view
D.
RGB values
The photos in the following file formats can be edited in Lightroom: camera raw (including DNG), JPEG, TIFF, and PSD.
See also
“Customize the toolbar” on page 7
“About file formats” on page 17
Show or hide the Develop toolbar
Choose View> Show Toolbar or Hide Toolbar, or press the T key.
Select tools and options on the toolbar
Click the tool or choose it from the View menu. To deselect a tool, click it or a different tool in the toolbar.
Tools on the Develop toolbar
Crop and straighten
Include the Crop Overlay tool, Crop Frame tool, Aspect Ratio Lock button and menu options,
Crop Straighten tool, and slider.
Red Eye
Includes Pupil Size and Darken sliders. Click Reset to clear the changes to the photo. Click the Red Eye Tool
button again to revert back to the Hand or Zoom-in tool.
Spot Removal
Includes Clone or Heal options, and the Spot Size slider. Click Reset to clear the changes to the photo.
Click the Remove Spots button again to revert back to the Hand or Zoom-in tool.
Hand
When you hold the pointer (Hand tool) over the photo, R, G, and B color values display in the toolbar. Click
the photo to toggle between two zoom levels if you previously set them in the Navigator panel. The Hand tool is
selected by default, and automatically changes to the Zoom-in tool if it’s possible to zoom in.
White Balance Selector
Click this tool in the Basic panel, choose it from the View menu, or press W to select it.
Options appear in the toolbar.
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