Red-Eye Correction
This creates new versions of images attempting to rectify
I've never had a problem with
Trim
This creates new cropped versions of images. No pixels are moved or changed in size. Trim removes unwanted pixels from the sides of an image and saves a smaller image.
Monochrome
This creates new
It has three modes:
Black-and-White,
Sepia
Cyanotype
Filter Effects
This creates new versions of images with different colors. You've got your choice of:
Skylight: slightly warmer and pinker.
Warm Filter: slightly warmer.
Color Balance: This one's slick. It calls up a better control panel than Photoshop's color balance tool, which dates from the 1980s.
Nikon's tool reminds me of what we have on
The Nikon D40 shows three histograms (reminiscent of Tektronix' WFM700 waveform monitors) and the D40's Up/Down/Left/Right key becomes the color correction track ball. Click it left and right to alter
If you have something neutral, watch the waveforms, oops, histograms, until they are about equal. Left - right on the Up/Down/Left/Right key slides the red and blue in opposite directions, and green
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