Nikon 25338 User Manual - Page 149

ADVANCED 143 D-Lighting Chapter 22 Adjust Menu The Advanced method begins with the same result as the Auto method but provides you with two sliders to control the result: Correct Contrast Use the Correct Contrast slider to either increase or decrease the amount of contrast that is being applied to your image. A value of 100 is equivalent to the contrast effect of the Auto method. Correct Color Cast Use the Correct Color Cast slider to either increase or decrease the amount of Color Cast reduction that is being applied to your image. A value of 100 is equivalent to the color cast reduction result of the Auto method. Click OK to accept the effect of the Contrast / Brightness enhancement, or click cancel to prevent this feature from affecting your image. D-Lighting reveals details in shadows and highlights, correcting for underexposure, backlighting, or insufficient flash, without harming the properly exposed areas or introducing unwanted artifacts. D-Lighting can also help reveal detail in overexposed areas in brightly lit scenes. Begin by choosing the method you wish to use when applying D-Lighting to your image. FASTER This method enables you to quickly enhance the shadow areas and reveal additional detail in the highlights of the active image as well as to boost the colors of the entire image to produce a natural-looking effect. Adjustment Slider Move the Adjustment slider to the right to bring out details in the shadows and highlights of the active image.