These new tools include the Zone Mapper Tool, which helps users find similar exposure areas within a photo, and the Zone Tool, which adjusts these tonal groups to desired levels. While in the past, the Zone System may have required considerable effort and skill working directly with film negatives, LightZone’s new digital photography Zone tools effortlessly achieve the same results with no special skills. Linux users will now enjoy access to LightZone’s ZoneMapper and Zone Tools, which enable digital photographers to easily apply the powerful Zone System™, developed by Ansel Adams in 1941, to produce photos with exceptional exposure and tonal ranges. LightZone also retains the original image as well so the user is free to create as many photo variations as needed without taking up significant storage space. It’s quick to learn, fast to apply and can eliminate certain repeatable tasks like red eye and back lighting.
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The 3.3B beta version of LightZone for Linux is free and available for download at Every photo can be improved using LightZone regardless of camera type–from cell phone cameras, to point and click. LightZone is the first and only application of its kind spanning all 3 major platforms. With this open beta release, Linux users now have all the powerful LightZone tools for editing, enhancing and improving digital photos that Windows and Mac users have including the innovative ZoneMapper and Re-Light tools. Light Crafts, today announced immediate availability of a Linux version of its award-winning LightZone™ photo-editing software.
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