These are located in the General box, and you can adjust the exposure in EV values. The first tools we need to find when switching from Lightroom are the luminosity and exposure sliders. To apply the change, double-click on the image and you are done.Īfter double clicking on my photo to validate the crop, I’m back to the Tune tab which contains pretty much everything we are going to talk about today. Set the proportion if needed or the width and height as well as the resolution, and then drag the cursor to change your framing. The crop tool is not very different from what you’d see in any other photo editing software. Everything related to crop, perspective, and lens correction will be found in the Geometry tab. In the sample image, I’m going to start by cropping the image. With a photo selected and the Develop module opened, let’s see how we can find alternatives to what we were used in Lightroom. You can access it from the top right of the ACDSee window. For today we are going to focus on raw processing and thus stay in the Develop module. Further retouching can also be done using the Edit module. Just like in Lightroom, the editing process takes place in a specific module called Develop. If you are making the switch from the Adobe solution to ACDSee Ultimate 2018, be sure to read this article. With this second and last part, we are going to go through the main photo editing tools you’d use in Lightroom and see their counterpart in ACDSee. We also discovered the different files management options and tools ACDSee Ultimate 2018 has to offer. In a previous article, we discovered how we could transition from Lightroom to ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2018 by importing old catalogs.
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