

A full view of your photograph, as well as the location you are zoomed in on, is displayed above the editing panel. The right-hand side of the program is where you will be making all of your edits this panel contains three tabs including metadata, tools, and adjustments. If you are shooting with a film camera, then the equipment view may be a favorite, as it allows you to enter your camera body and lens information for easy metadata insertion when needed. The Lightbox is the default view for photographs while the Map view shows geo-metadata for your pictures. You are also able to shift through the program’s three views: Lightbox, Map, and Equipment.

The top toolbar fits some essential tools including a clone tool, cropping, rotation, magnification, and preset filters.
