Want to make the sky bluer without turning everything else blue? Fotografix's HSL sliders adjust individual color ranges, and it combines these selective controls with non-destructive editing, so adjustments remain changeable after they are made.
Revisit edits without changing the original
Fotografix keeps track of individual adjustments instead of applying them directly to the original photo. Return to an earlier edit to change its settings, or revert adjustments that no longer fit. This workflow suits photo touch-ups where the original image should remain intact while edits are refined.
Target a color range with HSL
Use the HSL sliders to work on particular color ranges independently. Increase a color’s presence, mute it, or shift its appearance without making the same change to every color in the photo. Selective adjustments give more control over edits such as changing the look of one prominent hue.
Preview changes and prepare image batches
Fotografix uses graphics hardware to render edits and display previews in real time. A dedicated graphics card can improve editing performance, though the editor is intended to run on modern hardware without one.
Batch export and resizing cover repeat tasks across multiple images. These options can reduce the work involved in preparing a group of photos at a shared size or exporting them together.
Pros
- Non-destructive edits can be revisited or reverted
- HSL sliders target specific color ranges
- Hardware-accelerated rendering provides real-time previews
- Batch export and resizing are available
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11
Does Fotografix change the original photo when editing?
No. It tracks adjustments separately, allowing them to be changed or reverted without directly modifying the original.
Can Fotografix change one color without changing all the others?
Yes. HSL sliders let you adjust selected color ranges independently.
Can Fotografix resize or export multiple images?
Yes. It includes batch export and resizing.
