User Guide

ACDSee Pro 3 User Guide

Preview Turns on or off changes you have made within the group. This button is available

in each group, so you can view the effects of each group's develop settings. When

the icon is green the group's changes are visible. A gray icon indicates that the

changes are hidden.

Preset Reverts to last saved changes of the image, or applies the last used settings from a

different image. You can also save your settings as a preset.

Display Full Screen Displays the image on a full screen. Press F to view full screen. Press any key to

return to Develop.

Actual Size Returns the current image to its actual size.

Navigator Zooms into a specific area of the image. Click the Navigator icon to display a small

duplicate of your image, and drag your cursor to a section of the image. Release

the cursor to zoom into the image. The Navigator icon is only available after

clicking Actual Size.

Fit Image Reduces the image to fit within the Process mode area.

Show Original Toggles the changes on or off, to compare your changes to the original.

Zoom slider Increases the size of the image if you drag it to the right, decreases the size if you

drag to the left.

Zoom drop-down list Displays a list of zoom sizes to select.

Viewing Images

You can view other images by clicking on the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen. Or, click the arrows on the Done button to select

an image to develop.

Customizing the view

You can detach

the Develop and Edit panes to suit your workflow.

You can also customize how the groups expand and collapse within the pane. From the View menu, select:

Expand all groups: Expands all the groups in pane.

Collapse all groups: Collapses all the groups that are open.

Auto-collapse groups: This is the default setting. This setting automatically collapses groups and keeps the group you're

working in open. This is useful for keeping groups in one pane without having to scroll.

Filmstrip: Toggles the filmstrip display on or off.

Exporting an image to multiple formats and resolutions

In ACDSee Pro, you can export an image to multiple image formats and resolutions.