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Develop

The right panel holds the adjustments, top to bottom.

section
Profilethe look: AgX, Linear or a camera profile (Profiles and lenses)
Toneexposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks; Auto
WBtemperature and tint, relative to the camera; Auto and an eyedropper
Curvea point curve; the target tool adjusts it by dragging on the image
Colorvibrance and saturation
B&Wblack and white with a mix per hue (V)
Mixerhue, saturation and luminance for eight hue bands
Gradingthree-way colour wheels
Effectsclarity, texture, dehaze, vignette, grain
Lensthe lens profile and manual distortion, CA and defringe; HL toggles highlight reconstruction
DetailAI Denoise, sharpening, noise reduction
Remove & Healremoval and spot healing (Remove and heal)
Versionsvirtual copies of the edit

Looking at the result

  • \ toggles before and after; a split view compares them side by side.
  • J shows clipped highlights and shadows.
  • Z toggles 100% and fit; drag to pan, or use the navigator.
  • The histogram follows every change.

Crop and straighten

R opens the crop. Drag the corners, rotate outside the frame or with the straighten slider, and set keystone correction. The crop zooms in just enough that no empty corner shows.

Presets, copy and paste

The left rail holds built-in looks and your presets; hovering one previews it, a click applies it. ⌘C copies chosen modules of the edit, ⌘V pastes them onto the selection. Presets can be exported as albedo files or for Lightroom.

History, snapshots and versions

Every change is one undo step. Snapshots save the current edit under a name; versions keep alternative edits of the same photo.