Get to know Gemstone Beta.
ACDSee is excited to announce the release of Gemstone beta, our first ever photo editor with a Multi Document Interface (MDI), robust RAW support for over 500 cameras, and full layered editor.
Multi Document Interface (MDI)
With a Multi Document Interface, users can now have multiple documents open at one time, have two projects open on a split-screen for easy comparison, or have documents open in their own tab to move to another monitor. You can even keep your workspace tidy by easily hiding multiple open documents with the tab feature. Gemstone offers very flexible workflow options allowing customized workflows for each user.
RAW Development
Gemstone features ACDSee RAW, a dedicated interface for editing RAW files that includes a robust collection of Tune, Detail, Geometry, and Repair tools. Gemstone has optimized the performance of RAW decoding for faster loading times and supports over 500 cameras. ACDSee RAW also features a Presets pane for saving customized adjustments and easily applying them to future image edits. Once completed, you can move your presets to a category or create a custom category for better organization. RAW also offers a History panel so you can see and access each adjustment made during the editing process.
Full Layered Editor
Gemstone also offers a full layered editor that allows you to add as many creative elements to your document as you would like such as color backgrounds, image files, masks, and so much more. Edit each layer to your liking to find the perfect outcome. A great way to use the layered editor is to find examples of repeated work, like making posters, and create a poster preset that you can re-use repeatedly and tweak on the fly where necessary.
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