Screenshots from Sagelight Image Editor Click on the screenshot below to see a larger version of it, either 100% (as edited) or at 50% scale. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 1 General Editing This screenshot shows the general editing environment in Sagelight.  The histogram, navigator, and toolbox are shown.  Individual toolboxes and windows can be hidden or moved to other monitors to maximize space on the desktop. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 2 Selective Vibrance This screenshot shows using the Vibrance function.  Vibrance adds deep color to your image.  In this image, everything but the sky is masked out (see the mask window on the left).  When the Vibrance is added, only the sky color deepens, leaving the balloon and clouds untouched. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 3 General Editing and Vertical Split Window This screenshot shows the general editing environment in Sagelight showing a before-and-after set of images, stacked vertically. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 5 Using RGB and Color Controls This screenshot shows a before and after image created using the RGB controls such as brightness, midtones, and shadows to create an image with a deeper contrast.  The saturation was then increased to add some color. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 6 One-Click Auto Balance This screenshot shows the Auto Balance feature of Sagelight Image Editor, including the dual histogram display and navigator. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 7 Vibrance Curves This is the same image as above, change with the Vibrance Curves.  This allows more selective color changes with deeper colors.  View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 8 Quick Masking This screenshot shows how the red of the car is masked.  The white area is the area that is being masked.  See the next screenshot to see the results. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 9 Effects of Masking This screenshot shows the results of the previous screen shot.  The HUE was changed to blue, but only in the areas masked.  Click on the image to see how accurate the detail is in changing just the color of the car. View 100% View 50%   Screenshot 10 Plug-In Filters This screenshot shows what the Plug-In Filter display looks like.