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Editing an Image
If the brightness or color of images is different from what you visualized
when you shot the photo, you can adjust an image using the editing
functions to bring them closer to what you visualized.
This section explains about automatic adjustment of images, adjustment
of brightness, saturation and contrast, trimming images, inserting text
into images, adjustment of sharpness, red-eye correction, and cutting
movies.
JPEG images deteriorate slightly when edited and saved, and the image
before editing cannot be recovered. For this reason, an edited JPEG
image should be saved as a separate image from the original image.
Chapter 3 explains about high-level editing functions other than those
described above.
The brightness and colors, etc. of the image are automatically adjusted.
You can edit RAW images in Digital Photo Professional (hereinafter,
“DPP”). Select the RAW image in the Main Window and click the
buttons [Edit] X [Digital Photo Professional Process RAW images],
which will start up DPP. For detailed instructions on using DPP,
refer to “Digital Photo Professional Instruction Manual” (PDF
electronic manual).
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Select the image you want to edit.
2
Click the buttons [Edit] X [Edit Image].
The [Edit Image] window appears.
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Select the buttons [Auto Adjustment] X [Finish].
The [Auto Adjustment] window appears.
Edit Image window
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