File Manager Features / Edit Photo Window

# Edit Image

You can adjust the image data to improve the quality of your photos.

| Note:

- When you take pictures of people, they sometimes appear to have red-eyes in the photograph. If you want to reduce the intensity of the redness, click on Red-Eye Reduction on the Enlargement window. Refer to Red-Eye Reduction.

- The Adjustment settings do not affect your original data.

| Double-click on the image on the Main window then click Edit Image on the Enlargement window.

> The Edit Image window appears.

> To select a different image to edit, click Previous or Next.

| Use the slide-bar to alter the image settings, as appropriate.

> You can select from the following settings.

Contrast | Adjusts the LD ratio of an image. When you slide the slide-bar in the plus (+) direction, the contrast level increases; light parts become lighter and dark parts become darker. When you slide the slide-bar in the minus (-) direction; the contrast level decreases and the difference between the light and dark areas of the image is reduced.
Lightness | Adjusts the brightness of the entire image. The image becomes darker in the minus (-) direction and it becomes lighter in the plus (+) direction. This is effective when the entire image is dark or light.
Saturation | Adjusts the saturation of an image. When you slide the slide-bar in the plus (+) direction, the saturation level increases and the color becomes strong. When you slide in the minus (-) direction, the saturation level decreases, the color weakens, becoming achromatic to grey.

> To return one step before the operation, click Undo. To clear all Image Correction effects, click Clear.

> Rotate the image 90 degrees counterclockwise by pressing , or 90 degrees clockwise by pressing .

|  | Note:

The Rotation setting does not affect your original data.

|  | Note:

- When you make image corrections, the Exif Print /PRINT Image Matching and ICC functions are disabled.

- The effect of adjustment settings may vary, depending on the color and appearance of the original image.

> To clip an image, move the pointer over the image and hold down the mouse button. With the mouse button held down, drag the cross-hairs over an area of the image, then release the mouse button. After checking the area you have selected, click Trimming.

> The selected part of the image is displayed.

| Click Save and specify the destination to save the image then click Save.

| Click Close in the Enlargement window.

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