The Edit Workspace

Overview

The Edit Workspace is where you edit your photos and projects.

There are five main areas in the Browse Workspace:

1: Edited image
2: Image Info panel
3: Image toolbar
4: Image setting panels
5: Timeline panel

The edited image

The displayed image is not just a preview. This is the final image with all the settings applied. PhotoEngine has the unique capability of displaying in real time all your changes including Tone Mapping.

Seeing the image at full resolution:

Click anywhere in the image
Click again to zoom back

Panning the image at full resolution:

Click anywhere in the image to zoom
Click and drag to pan the image

The Info panel

The Info panel displays the image histogram and the RGB values of the pixel currently under the mouse pointer. The histogram is updated in real time and is always up to date.

The Image toolbar

The Image toolbar is located at the top of the image. It allows you to zoom, rotate, flip the image and set the white balance.

Seeing the image at full resolution:

Click on the button located at the left of the Image toolbar
Click again to zoom back

Rotating the image:

Click on the second or third button located in the Image toolbar

Flipping the image:

Click on the fourth or fifth button located in the Image toolbar

Using the white balance tool:

Click on the Eye Dropper button located in the Image toolbar
Click anywhere in the picture to set the neutral point.
When done, click again on the Eye Dropper button to turn it off

The image setting panels

The panels located at the right allow you to edit the image settings. The available settings depend on the type of project you are working on. Read the following chapters to learn how to edit an HDR ToneMap, HDR ReLight or HDR DeNoise project.

The Timeline panel

Everything you do is automatically recorded in the Timeline panel located at the left of the screen. You can click on a Timeline level to go back in time and see the image at a previous step of the edition process. Read the following chapters to learn how to use the timeline with an HDR ToneMap, HDR ReLight or HDR DeNoise project.

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