Post-Processing & Retouching
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Raw Conversion
The process of turning a camera's raw sensor data into a viewable image by applying demosaicing, white balance, colour profile and tone…
Post-Processing & RetouchingShadow Recovery
The brightening of dark areas to reveal detail recorded but not visible in the default rendering.
Post-Processing & RetouchingSharpening
Processing that increases edge contrast to make an image appear crisper, without adding any real detail.
Post-Processing & RetouchingSky Replacement
Substituting the sky in a photograph with one from another image, with automatic masking and colour matching.
Post-Processing & RetouchingSmart Object
A container layer that preserves its source data, so transformations and filters applied to it remain editable.
Post-Processing & RetouchingSpot Removal
A raw-processing tool for eliminating sensor dust marks and small blemishes non-destructively.
Post-Processing & RetouchingTexture Slider
A control that increases or decreases medium-scale detail while deliberately leaving very fine detail and broad tones alone.
Post-Processing & RetouchingTone Mapping
Compressing a high dynamic range image into the limited range a screen or print can show, while preserving apparent detail.
Post-Processing & RetouchingUnsharp Mask
A sharpening method that subtracts a blurred copy of the image from the original to find and enhance edges.
Post-Processing & RetouchingUpscaling
Increasing an image's pixel dimensions beyond those captured, either by interpolation or by machine-learning reconstruction.
Post-Processing & RetouchingVirtual Copy
An additional set of processing instructions attached to one source file, allowing several interpretations without duplicating data.
Post-Processing & RetouchingWhites and Blacks
Raw processing sliders that set the extreme ends of the tonal range, independently of the highlight and shadow controls.