Styles: Creating
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Creating a style saves a tool stack
with a name for later application
to other photos.
Additionally, you can replace the
default tone curve
for a camera with a style you create.
To create a style:
- Create a tool stack to your liking.
- Select File > Save as Style...
- Enter a name for the style.
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Enter or select a name for the style's folder.
(Styles are grouped into folders of your choosing.)
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If the photo is a raw image file,
there will be a checkbox that, if checked, will cause this style
to be applied to all raw images from the specified camera when opened.
This will replace the
default tone curve
for that camera.
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Select only those editing tools
from the tool stack that you want saved as part of the style.
(The tools are shown in the same order as they are in the tool stack.
It's best if you labeled
the tools so each can be easily identified.)
- Click Save.
Note:
If you replace the
default tone curve
for a camera with your own style,
you can revert to the original default tone curve for the camera
by selecting File > Reset Style...
then the name of the style.