Basic Adjustments (Live)

Dials

Dials contain two pages. First dial page is for adjusting the tone and the second dial page is for fine tuning the tone. Some adjustments on the first page are considered more for fine tuning, but they have been selected for the first page because they are (or should be) more used than the adjustments on the second page.

As all dials can be pressed down like a button, they have been assigned with a reset function setting the corresponding dial adjustment back to the original value (usually zero).

First dial page (Tone Adjustments):

Temperature: Adjust the main white balance value (tint is on the second page)
Exposure: Adjust overall luminance of the image
Contrast: Fix the overall contrast of the image (also affects color contrast)
Highlights: Usually used for reducing areas which are too bright
Shadows: Usually for opening up shadow areas
Texture: Make surfaces rougher or smoother (e.g. skin or wall structure) (finer than clarity)

Second dial page (Tone Fine Tune):

Tint: Fine tune white balance's hue *
Vibrance: Add more saturation **
Dehaze: Fix haziness (affects only to "hazed areas", does not affect "non-hazed" colors)
Whites: Adjust histograms white point
Blacks: Adjust histograms black point
Clarity: Adjusts "surface structure/contrast" areas (rougher than texture)

* Temperature and Tint are assigned for the same dial but different pages, so that it is easy to switch between the adjustment by swiping the screen vertically.
Tip! If you don't need a reset function for Temperature or Tint - assign the opposite page (link) to the dial press. This way you can switch between Temperature and Tint by pressing the dial.

** Vibrance is preferred over Saturation because it takes into account the amount of individual saturations enhancing only the colors which are not yet saturated enough. Vibrance does not affect the colors which are already well saturated and is also much more subtle with skin tones!

Touch Buttons

Touch buttons are also divided into two pages. First page is assigned with most used functions and the second page is for additional tools. Bottom row (main tools) is identical on both pages.

First Touch Page

Top row:

Image Info: Toggle between exif-data
Virtual Copy: Make a virtual copy of your image
Reset All Adjustments: Resets image to original
Tools Page: Swipe the screen or use this actions to navigate to the second touch page

Middle row:

Paste From Previous: Pastes image adjustments from previous image
Copy Develop Settings: Copy based on a predefined adjustment list
Copy All Settings: Copies all possible develop settings
Paste Develop Settings: Pastes settings on an image.

Bottom row:

Crop tool
Adjustment Brush: for making localized adjustments (e.g. more exposure to a face)
Radial filter: for making radial shaped localized adjustments
Graduated filter: for making gradual localized adjustments (e.g. sky area)

Second Touch Page