Quick edits with a few dials
The editor's Quick tab is the fastest way to improve a photo: a handful of dials — Light, Punch, Colour, Warmth and more — each moving several settings.
The knobs
- Two large knobs at the top: Age and Mono.
- Five smaller ones beneath: Light, Punch, Colour, Warmth and Film.
- Look, at the bottom: pick one of the presets from the menu beside it, then turn the knob for how strongly it applies. Choosing a look turns the knob halfway up if it was at zero, so you see it straight away.
Drag a knob round to change it. Its colour and the coloured ring show what it does. Each knob has its own reset.
They add to the sliders
The knobs add to what the other tabs' sliders say rather than replacing it. Back a knob off and whatever you set by hand comes back.
Seeing what they do
The colour matrix button in the toolbar above the photos — drawn as a small dial — opens the Colour Matrix panel. On the Quick tab it shows what the knobs are doing; on the other colour tabs it shows every parameter in one place. Click it again to hide it.