"Show guides for relative spacing" shows guides when three or more objects are placed equally apart in a line."Show guides for relative sizing" shows guides when an object matches the size of another object.Choose Tools > Crop (from the Tools menu at the top of your screen).
"Show guides at object edges" shows guides when the edges of an object align with the edge of another object or an edge of the image. Choose the Crop tool by doing one of the following: Click in the Pixelmator Pro toolbar."Show guides at object center" shows guides when the center of an object aligns with the center of another object or the center of the image.You can also change the brightness and opacity of the guides by dragging the Brightness and Opacity sliders. Change the color of the guides: Click the Smart Guides color well to pick a color or click to open the Colors window.In the Rulers tab, do any of the following: Choose Pixelmator Pro > Settings (from the Pixelmator Pro menu at the top of your screen).Show Split Comparison: Option ⌥ – click the Show Original button or press Control ⌃ + C on your keyboard.Ĭlick Reset to discard all the current changes made with the Lighten tool.Customize the Smart Guides to change their color or to turn specific Smart Guides on or off. Show Original: Click the Show Original button to see what the image looked like before you lightened anything in it. Highlights: When you brush over an area to lighten it, only the highlights are lightened.īrush over the area of your image you’d like to lighten.
Midtones: When you brush over an area to lighten it, only the midtones are lightened. Shadows: When you brush over an area to lighten it, only the shadows are lightened. All: When you brush over an area to lighten it, the darkest, brightest, and midtone areas are lightened equally. Strength: Drag the Strength slider to adjust the intensity of the lightening effect. With softer edges, the lightened areas will usually blend in better with the rest of the image. Softness: Drag the Softness slider to adjust the softness of the edges of the Lighten tool brush. Tip: You can use the keys on your keyboard to change the size of the Lighten tool brush. You can also manually enter a value from 0% to 200%. You can also click the pop-up menu to choose the grid spacing unit. This value determines the spacing between the gridlines. Press and hold the Option ⌥ key to extend the range of the Brush Size slider beyond 100%. Change the spacing of the grid: Click the number next to Gridline Every and type in a new value. In the Tool Options pane, customize the Lighten tool.īrush Size: Drag the Brush Size slider to adjust the size of the Lighten tool brush. Choose Tools > Retouch > Lighten (from the Tools menu at the top of your screen). You could, for example, lighten a dark area of an otherwise well-exposed image to add extra emphasis to it. To apply a film grain multiple layers in a. Press A on your keyboard and turn on the Grain adjustment. In the Tools sidebar, click and turn on the Grain adjustment. The Lighten tool is used to lighten a specific area of an image. To apply a film grain to the currently selected layer, do one of the following: Choose Format > Color Adjustments > Grain (from the Format menu at the top of your screen).
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