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Table of Contents Chapter 1 What is ImageBrowser? Chapter 2 Downloading and Printing Images Chapter 3 What You Can Do with a Camera Connected Chapter 4 Viewing Images Chapter 5 Organizing Images Chapter 6 Using Supplementary Features Appendices Index Rotating Images This topic explains the procedures for changing the orientation of images. How to rotate an image 1. Select the image. If a check mark is not placed in the [Rotate actual images] option, only the image display is rotated and the original image is left unchanged. The symbol to the right displays whenever there is a difference between the orientation of the displayed image and the original. 2. Click the [Edit] menu and select [Rotate Image]. The rotation settings window will display. 3. Set the rotation direction and angle and click [OK]. Selects the direction and angle of rotation. Place a check mark here to change the orientation of the image data itself. REFERENCE • You can rotate the original image to match the orientation of the displayed image by clicking the [Edit] menu and selecting [Rotate According to Rotation Information]. More ways of rotating images ■ Rotating multiple images You can rotate multiple images at once. Select them by pressing and holding the [shift] key or [ ] (command) key, or the [option] and [shift] key together while you click on successive images and then perform the rotation procedure. ImageBrowser Software User Guide 73 Back Next

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Table of
Contents
Chapter 1
What is
ImageBrowser?
Chapter 2
Downloading and
Printing Images
Chapter 3
What You Can Do with
a Camera Connected
Chapter 4
Viewing Images
Chapter 5
Organizing Images
Chapter 6
Using Supplementary
Features
Appendices
Index
ImageBrowser Software User Guide
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Back
Next
This topic explains the procedures for changing the orientation of
images.
How to rotate an image
1.
Select the image.
Rotating Images
2.
Click the [Edit] menu and select [Rotate Image].
The rotation settings window will display.
3.
Set the rotation direction and angle and click [OK].
If a check mark is not placed in the
[Rotate actual images] option, only the
image display is rotated and the original
image is left unchanged. The symbol to
the right displays whenever there is a
difference between the orientation of
the displayed image and the original.
Selects the direction and
angle of rotation.
Place a check mark here to
change the orientation of
the image data itself.
REFERENCE
• You can rotate the original image to match the orientation of
the displayed image by clicking the [Edit] menu and selecting
[Rotate According to Rotation Information].
More ways of rotating images
■
Rotating multiple images
You can rotate multiple images at once. Select them by pressing
and holding the [shift] key or [
] (command) key, or the
[option] and [shift] key together while you click on successive
images and then perform the rotation procedure.