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Image Editor, Opening Image Editor, Image Editor display

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6-1-1 Image Editor Introduction Chapter 1 Before Use Chapter 2 Capture Environment ImageMixer provides you with a variety of tools for editing still pictures. You can start from either the Album Environment or the Layout Environment. Chapter 3 Album Environment Chapter 4 Movie Editing Environment Chapter 5 Layout Environment Chapter 6 Image Editor Opening Image Editor Opening Image Editor Opening Image Editor Image Editor display Undo Tool bar (Mac) Filter Mode Red-eye compensation Auto enhance Brightness/Contrast Hue, Saturation Sharpness Blur Draw Mode Brush Pen Eraser Paint Airbrush Crop/Rotate/Flip Mode Cropping Rotating/Flipping Image Resizing Mode Mask Mode (Win) Gradation masks Stencil masks Drawn masks Chroma Key Mode (Mac) Create Shadow Mode (Win) Blend Mode (Win) From Album Environment 1. Open ImageMixer. 2. Click the Environment. button on the Main Selector or Mode Select Bar to open the Album 3. Select the thumbnail of the still picture you want to work with. Change album if necessary. 4. Click the Image Edit button. From Layout Environment 1. Open ImageMixer. 2. Click the [Layout Environment] Bar to start the Layout Environment. button on the Main Selector or Mode Select 3. Start layout (create a new layout or open a saved layout). 4. Arrange a still picture object in the layout area if necessary. Chapter 7 Video Disc Environment 5. Select the picture object you want to work with. Chapter 8 ImageMixer Easy Video CD (Win) 6. Click the Image Edit button. The same process can be repeated by clicking other picture objects. Image Editor display

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Introduction
Chapter 1 Before Use
Chapter 2 Capture Environment
Chapter 3 Album Environment
Chapter 4 Movie Editing Environment
Chapter 5 Layout Environment
Chapter 6 Image Editor
Opening Image Editor
Opening Image Editor
Image Editor display
Undo
Tool bar (Mac)
Filter Mode
Red-eye compensation
Auto enhance
Brightness/Contrast
Hue, Saturation
Sharpness
Blur
Draw Mode
Brush
Pen
Eraser
Paint
Airbrush
Crop/Rotate/Flip Mode
Cropping
Rotating/Flipping
Image Resizing Mode
Mask Mode (Win)
Gradation masks
Stencil masks
Drawn masks
Chroma Key Mode (Mac)
Create Shadow Mode (Win)
Blend Mode (Win)
Chapter 7 Video Disc Environment
Chapter 8 ImageMixer Easy Video
CD (Win)
6-1-1
Image Editor
ImageMixer provides you with a variety of tools for editing still pictures. You can start from either the
Album Environment or the Layout Environment.
Opening Image Editor
From Album Environment
1.
Open ImageMixer.
2.
Click the
button on the
Main Selector
or
Mode Select Bar
to open the Album
Environment.
3.
Select the thumbnail of the still picture you want to work with.
Change album if necessary.
4.
Click the
Image Edit
button.
From Layout Environment
1.
Open ImageMixer.
2.
Click the [Layout Environment]
button on the
Main Selector
or
Mode Select
Bar
to start the Layout Environment.
3.
Start layout
(create a new layout or open a saved layout).
4.
Arrange a still picture
object in the layout area if necessary.
5.
Select the picture object you want to work with.
6.
Click the
Image Edit
button.
The same process can be repeated by clicking other picture objects.
Image Editor display