Adding a special filter to an

image

1

Display the Edit menu (page 11).

2

Press g/G to select

(Filter) and

 

then press ENTER.

 

 

 

The Filter menu is displayed.

 

 

Filter menu

Filter icon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 Press f/F to select the desired filter you want to add to the image.

•Sepia: Changes the image like an old photograph with faded colors.

•Monochrome: Changes the image into a black and white picture.

•Paint: Makes the image look like a painted picture.

•Fish-eye: Makes the image look like a photo taken with a fish-eye lens.

•No Filter: No special filter on the image (default setting).

4 Press ENTER.

The filter takes effect.

Tip

To print the image previewed, press PRINT (page 14).

Correcting the red-eye

phenomenon

You can correct the red-eye phenomenon of a subject shot using a flash.

Note

If you perform additional editing, such as enlarging, reducing the image size, rotating or moving an image, after the red- eye correction adjustment, the red-eye correction may not take effect. Perform the red-eye correction after these editorial operations.

1 Display the Edit menu (page 11).

2 Press g/G to select (Red-eye correction) and then press ENTER.

The adjustment frame appears on the image, which indicates the range for red-eye correction adjustment.

Adjustment frame

3 Adjust the position and size of the adjustment frame.

Make the red-eye correction adjustment for the right and left eyes separately.

To move the adjustment frame

1Press g/G to select (Move) and press ENTER.

2Move the frame with g/G/f/F. The frame moves in the selected direction.

Continued

printing various Making

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