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Editing Images 5/5

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Editing Images (5/5) Chapter 6 Using Supplementary Features REFERENCE • You can use the following tools when editing. Red Eye Correction Button (Only available in the manual red eye correction mode) Restores the red eye correction mode when the Zoom In, Zoom Out or Grab button is in use. Crop Button (Only available when cropping) Restores the cropping mode when the Zoom In, Zoom Out or Grab button is in use. Zoom In/Zoom Out Button Zooms in or out (makes a portion of the image appear larger or smaller). The Navigator window appears when the image is zoomed in. Grab Button (Only available when the image is zoomed in) Clicking and dragging changes the position of the zoomed-in area of the image. Window Size Button Sets the image display size to the window size. Display Size Changes the image display magnification. 92 ZoomBrowser EX Software User Guide Saving under a Different Name You can leave the original image file untouched and save the edited image in a new file under a different name. After editing the original, click the [File] menu in the Viewer Window and select [Save As] to open the Save dialog. Set the file name, format and image quality and click [Save]. Overwriting the Image To overwrite the original image file with the edited image data, use the Save dialog from the Saving under a Different Name procedure and save the file leaving the file name the same as the original. (The original file name is displayed in the Viewer Window.)

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ZoomBrowser EX Software User Guide
Chapter 6
Using Supplementary Features
Editing Images (5/5)
REFERENCE
• You can use the following tools when editing.
Red Eye Correction Button
(Only available in the manual red eye correction mode)
Restores the red eye correction mode when the Zoom In,
Zoom Out or Grab button is in use.
Crop Button
(Only available when cropping)
Restores the cropping mode when the Zoom In, Zoom
Out or Grab button is in use.
Zoom In/Zoom Out Button
Zooms in or out (makes a portion of the image appear
larger or smaller). The Navigator window appears when
the image is zoomed in.
Grab Button
(Only available when the image is zoomed in)
Clicking and dragging changes the position of the
zoomed-in area of the image.
Window Size Button
Sets the image display size to the window size.
Display Size
Changes the image display
magnification.
Saving under a Different Name
You can leave the original image file untouched and save the
edited image in a new file under a different name. After editing
the original, click the [File] menu in the Viewer Window and
select [Save As] to open the Save dialog. Set the file name,
format and image quality and click [Save].
Overwriting the Image
To overwrite the original image file with the edited image data,
use the Save dialog from the Saving under a Different Name
procedure and save the file leaving the file name the same as
the original. (The original file name is displayed in the Viewer
Window.)