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ACDSee 14 User Guide

Assign ratings (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) to photos to help sort and manage them more easily.

RAW

An image file format. RAW files contain all of the image data that was captured by your digital camera's sensor. RAW files are not

processed by your camera; instead, you must process RAW images using a photo editing program such ACDSee Pro 5.

recursive

Program or task that can repeat itself indefinitely, such as a slideshow.

red eye

Red eye occurs when the light from your digital camera's flash reflects off the retinas in the subject's eyes. The subject's eyes

look red instead of their normal color.

Relative Colorimetric

Rendering intent that maps the colors that fall exactly within the color gamuts of both the input and output devices. Best used for

single- or limited-color images as colors outside of both gamuts may be mapped to a single color.

render

Drawing images to your screen.

rendering intent

Approach used to map colors from one color gamut to another. There are four rendering intents available: Perceptual, Relative

Colorimetric, Saturation, and Absolute Colorimetric.

resolution

Quality and clarity of an image, measured in pixels, dots per inch, or pixels per inch.

RGB

Color model that uses red, green, and blue as its primary colors.

ringing artifacts

Distortion around the edges of image subjects, caused by compressing or resizing an image.

saturation

Purity of a color. Higher color saturation results in more gray.

Saturation (rendering intent)

Rendering intent that maintains color saturation from one gamut to another. Best suited for images in which the actual color

represented is less important than the color’s vividness.

selection

Portion of an image that you define with a selection tool. A marquee surrounds a selection. ACDSee 14 and ACD Photo Editor

include selection tools.

SendPix

ACD SendPix is a free, electronic photo sharing service offered by ACD Systems.

sepia

Sepia-toned images are composed of shades of brown. Many old photographs have a sepia tone.

sharpen

The sharpen tool is for sharpening images. The original image is blurred slightly. This blurred version of the image is subtracted

from the original image, revealing the edges in the original image. These edges can then be sharpened by increasing contrast.

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