You can use the Levels tool to precisely adjust the contrast and
light levels in your images. You can save your options as a
preset for future use.
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Channel
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Specifies the brightness or color channel you
want to adjust.
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Shadows
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Specifies the blackpoint of an image.
Move the slider or type a number from 0 to
255 into the spin box to define the blackest area of an image. As
the value increases, the dark colored areas of the image become
darker.
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Midtones
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Specifies the gamma correction in an
image.
Move the slider or type a number from 0.00 to
2.00 into the spin box to set the amount of gamma correction.
Higher values make the image appear brighter, while lower values
make the image appear darker.
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Highlights
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Specifies the whitepoint of an image.
Move the slider or type a number from 0 to
255 into the spin box to define the whitest area of an image. As
the value increases, the light colored areas of the image become
lighter.
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Clipped %
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Indicates how much of the image detail is
lost due to blackpoint and whitepoint correction.
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Shadows picker
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Click the Shadows picker and then click the image
area you want to set as the blackpoint.
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Midtones
picker
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Click the
Midtones
picker and then click
the image area you want to set as the gamma correction
value.
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Highlights picker
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Click the Highlights picker and then click the
image area you want to set as the whitepoint.
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Auto
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Select one of the following options:
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Adjust
Contrast: automatically analyzes and adjusts image
contrast.
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Adjust
Color and Contrast: automatically analyzes and adjusts each
color channel independently, and then adjusts the contrast.
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Adjust
Color and Brightness: automatically analyzes and adjusts
image color and brightness.
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Tolerance: opens the Tolerance settings
dialog box. Specify the maximum clipping percentage for
Shadows and Highlights, and click OK. ACDSee adjusts the image levels
automatically.
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Reset
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Discards all changes and reverts to the
original image levels.
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