User Guide

ACDSee™ Pro User Guide
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Color options
Auto Select one of the following options:
• Adjust Contrast: Automatically analyzes and adjusts image contrast.
• Adjust Color and Contrast: Automatically analyzes and adjusts each
color channel independently, and then adjusts the contrast.
• Adjust Color and Brightness: Automatically analyzes and adjusts image
color and brightness.
• Tolera nce : Opens the Tolerance settings dialog box. Specify the
maximum clipping percentage for Shadows and Highlights, and click
OK. ACDSee adjusts the image levels automatically.
White Balance When you take RAW images your digital camera's sensor ignores any white
balance settings you have selected. Instead, the digital camera's sensor collects
as much information as it can. Therefore it is necessary to select the
appropriate white balance during processing. Select one of the following white
balance correction options:
• RAW Adjust: Selected automatically. Adjusts the color temperature to
3000K.
• Sunny: Adjusts the color temperature to 5500K, approximately that of the
midday sun.
• Cloudy: Adjusts the color temperature to 6500K, approximately that of a
lightly overcast sky.
• Shade: Adjusts the color temperature to 7500K, approximately that of a
heavily overcast sky.
• Tungsten: Adjusts the color temperature to 2850K, approximately that of
a household light bulb.
• Fluorescent: Adjusts the color temperature to 3800K, approximately that
of a fluorescent light bulb.
• Flash: Adjusts the color temperature to 5500K, approximately that of a
camera flash.
Auto Select one of the following options:
• Adjust Contrast: Automatically analyzes and adjusts image contrast.
• Adjust Color and Contrast: Automatically analyzes and adjusts each
color channel independently, and then adjusts the contrast.
• Adjust Color and Brightness: Automatically analyzes and adjusts image
color and brightness.
• Tolera nce : Opens the Tolerance settings dialog box. Specify the
maximum clipping percentage for Shadows and Highlights, and click
OK. ACDSee adjusts the image levels automatically.