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Converting RAW Images 5/5

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Converting RAW Images (5/5) Chapter 6 Using Supplementary Features Registering Custom Color Schemes (My Color) If you register a custom color scheme as a "My Color" scheme, you can apply this scheme easily to additional images when you convert RAW images. IMPORTANT • To register a "My Color" scheme, two images are required: the pre-adjustment image and the post-adjustment image. Use ZoomBrowser EX's image editing functions to prepare the two images before proceeding. Save the two images in the BMP, TIFF or JPEG format. 1. Click the [Edit] menu and select [My Color]. 2. Select [Create and Add My Color] from the next menu, followed by [Next]. 4. Click [Read] beside the target image, select the postadjustment image (target image) that you have modified with an image editing program, and click [Create]. The program will calculate the differences between the original and target images, apply those corrections to the original image and display the results as the Preview My Color Applied to the Image. 3. Click [Read] beside the original image, select the preadjustment image (original image) and click [Next]. 106 ZoomBrowser EX Software User Guide 5. Check the Preview My Color Applied to the Image and click [Next]. 6. Type a name or comment and click [Finish]. REFERENCE • You can apply the registered My Color scheme to additional RAW images when you convert them by selecting it from the Photo Effect menu in the Image Quality Adjustment Window.

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ZoomBrowser EX Software User Guide
Chapter 6
Using Supplementary Features
Converting RAW Images (5/5)
Registering Custom Color Schemes (My Color)
If you register a custom color scheme as a “My Color” scheme,
you can apply this scheme easily to additional images when you
convert RAW images.
IMPORTANT
• To register a “My Color” scheme, two images are required: the
pre-adjustment image and the post-adjustment image. Use
ZoomBrowser EX’s image editing functions to prepare the two
images before proceeding. Save the two images in the BMP, TIFF
or JPEG format.
1.
Click the [Edit] menu and select [My Color].
2.
Select [Create and Add My Color] from the next
menu, followed by [Next].
3.
Click [Read] beside the
original image, select the pre-
adjustment image (original
image) and click [Next].
4.
Click [Read] beside the target image, select the post-
adjustment image (target image) that you have modi-
fied with an image editing program, and click [Cre-
ate].
The program will calculate the differences between the original
and target images, apply those corrections to the original image
and display the results as the Preview My Color Applied to the
Image.
5.
Check the Preview My Color Applied to the Image and
click [Next].
6.
Type a name or comment and click [Finish].
REFERENCE
• You can apply the registered My Color scheme to additional
RAW images when you convert them by selecting it from the
Photo Effect menu in the Image Quality Adjustment Window.