Sony DPP-EX50 Operating Instructions - Page 34

Adding a special filter to an, image

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3 Press the arrow (V/v) button to select the desired adjustment tool and press ENTER. The adjustment slider appears. When "Brightness" is selected. Adding a special filter to an image 1 Display the EDIT menu (page 31). 2 Press the arrow (B/b/V/v) button to select (Filter) and then press ENTER. The Filter menu is displayed. Filter menu Filter tool Adjustment slider 4 Move the slider to the desired position to adjust the level. • Brightness: Press V to brighten the picture or v to darken it. • Tint: Press V to make the picture bluish or v to make it reddish. • Saturation: Press V to deepen the colors or v to lighten the colors. • Sharpness: Press V to sharpen the outlines or v to reset them. 5 Press ENTER. The adjustment takes effect. To reset the adjustment Press the arrow (B/b/V/v) button to select "Reset" and then press ENTER. The image resets to the status before the adjustment is added. 3 Press the arrow (V/v) button to select the desired filter you want to add to the image. • Sepia: Changes the image like an old photograph with faded colors. • Monochrome: Changes the image into a monochrome picture. • Paint: Makes the image look like a painted picture. • Fish-eye: Makes the image look like a photo taken with a fish-eye lens. • Clear Filter: Removes the filter from the image. 4 Press ENTER. The filter takes effect. 34 GB

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GB
3
Press the arrow (
V/v
) button
to select the desired
adjustment tool and press
ENTER.
The adjustment slider appears.
When “Brightness” is selected.
Adjustment slider
4
Move the slider to the desired
position to adjust the level.
•
Brightness: Press
V
to brighten
the picture or
v
to darken it.
•
Tint: Press
V
to make the picture
bluish or
v
to make it reddish.
•
Saturation: Press
V
to deepen the
colors or
v
to lighten the colors.
•
Sharpness:
Press
V
to sharpen
the outlines or
v
to reset them.
5
Press ENTER.
The adjustment takes effect.
To reset the adjustment
Press the arrow (
B/b/V/v
) button to
select “Reset” and then press ENTER.
The image resets to the status before the
adjustment is added.
Adding a special filter to an
image
1
Display the EDIT menu (page
31).
2
Press the arrow (
B/b/V/v
)
button to select
(Filter) and
then press ENTER.
The Filter menu is displayed.
Filter menu
Filter tool
3
Press the arrow (
V/v
) button
to select the desired filter you
want to add to the image.
•
Sepia: Changes the image like an
old photograph with faded
colors.
•
Monochrome: Changes the
image into a monochrome
picture.
•
Paint: Makes the image look like
a painted picture.
•
Fish-eye: Makes the image look
like a photo taken with a fish-eye
lens.
•
Clear Filter: Removes the filter
from the image.
4
Press ENTER.
The filter takes effect.