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Show more makernote metadata, especially lens names Clicking the GPS metadata will open Google Maps in a web browser. Show GPS metadata from EXIF on Metadata pane. What's new in 4.1.8 (see changelog for more)? This means that if you carry out several operations on an image, you can always step back to any of these, modify or delete it, and view the results right away. Whatever tools you use are organised in a 'stack', similar to layers in other applications. LightZone's 'regions' are vector masks which restrict a tool's effect to specific areas of an image. Click 'Sharpen', say, and you're able to set an amount, radius, threshold, blending mode, opacity, make a colour selection, and more. Most of these give you plenty of scope for fine-tuning. There are also multiple tools available which allow you to take more control, including 'Relight', 'Sharpen', 'Gaussian Blur', 'Hue/ Saturation', 'Color Balance', 'White Balance', 'Black and White', 'Noise Reduction', 'Clone', 'Spot' and 'Red Eyes'.

LIGHTZONE AUTO APPLIES SETTINGS SKIN

Examples are 'Soft Skin Tones', 'SLR Sharpen', 'Midtones Sharpening', 'Skin Glow', 'Bright Scene', 'Dark Scene', 'Fill Flash', 'Crisp', 'Hard', and 'Soft Toning'. Getting started can be as easy as opening an image and choosing a 'Style', a built-in combination of editing settings. It's been around for years and was once a commercial product, but is now open source.

LightZone is a 'digital darkroom' for your JPEG and RAW images.

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