ImageBrowser 6.1.1a for Macintosh Instruction Manual

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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, trimming images, inserting text into images,
adjustment of sharpness and red-eye correction.
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 and adjustment of RAW images.
The brightness and colors, etc. of the image are automatically adjusted.
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Display the image to edit in the viewer window (p.16).
2
Click [Edit] and then select [Auto Adjustment] in the
menu that appears.
 The [Auto Adjustment] window appears.
Automatic Adjustment Using IB
3
Click the [Auto Adjust Image] button.
 The image is adjusted.
4
Check the adjustments.
5
Click the [OK] button.
 The [Auto Adjustment] window closes.
Auto Adjustment window
Checkmark to display the image before adjustments
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