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Reset All Channels Click on this button to reset all editors within the LCH editor to their default values. Temporary Cancel Button Hold this button down to temporarily hide the effect of the Chroma editor. HUE Hue Curve Hue Output Slider Set Anchor Point Reset Current Channel Reset All Channels Temporary Cancel Button Hue Map Rotation The Hue Editor enables you to edit the Hue of the entire image or of specific colors within the active image without affecting Luminosity or Chroma. This editor enables you either to completely change the color of an object within the active image, or to provide a subtle shift in color to ensure that the object has a more natural hue. Within the Hue Editor, you are provided with a Hue Map, representing the full spectrum of colors on a rotated horizontal axis. By default, the Hue Map is rotated 60 degrees. Additional rotational values can be selected within the Hue Map Rotation pull-down Menu. Superimposed above this Hue Map you 149 are provided a Hue Curve that can be used to isolate and adjust the Hue of individual colors. Clicking on the curve will create an anchor point. Moving that anchor point will shift the colors in the affected portion of the color range to a different color, as represented within the Hue Map. This change depends on the rotation of the Hue Map: the higher the rotation value, the farther the shift of color that is possible. Anchor points can be removed by simply clicking and dragging the anchor point off of the Hue Map. Use the Width slider to increase or decrease the range of similar colors affected by the color identified with the anchor point. The Output slider affects all of the hues in the image evenly. Moving this slider will shift all colors by the same amount. The Hue Editor contains a number of additional controls: Set Anchor Point Click on this button and then click on the active image to select a color to place an anchor point on the Hue Curve. Reset Current Channel Click on this button to reset only the Hue Editor to the default values. Adjust Menu Chapter 22

Section	Page
Introduction	7
RAW File Format Benefits	8
Camera Relationship	9
System Requirements & Installation	11
System Requirements	11
Installation	11
U Point™ Technology	15
The Capture NX Interface	19
Getting Started	23
Opening Capture NX	23
Welcome Screen	24
Browsing and Opening Images	25
Window Functionality Within Capture NX	26
Exiting Capture NX	26
File Format Differences	27
How to Print	29
Batch Processing	29
Batch Processing	35
Folder Menu	37
Label Menu	38
Sort Menu	39
Batch Menu	40
File Directory	43
Camera Settings	45
IPTC	47
The Edit List	49
Base Adjustments Step	50
Enhancement Steps	65
Versions Menu	71
Batch Menu	72
New Step Button	72
Working with Enhancements	72
Toolbar F2 - View Tools	77
Direct Select Tool	77
Hand Tool	77
Zoom Tool	78
Toolbar F3 - Edit	81
Rotate	81
Straighten	81
Crop	83
Toolbar F4 – Black, White, and Neutral Control Points	87
Black Control Point	87
White Control Point	88
Neutral Control Point	88
Toolbar F5 – U Point technology-based Tools	91
Color Control Point	91
Red-Eye Control Point	92
Toolbar F6 - Selection Tools	95
Selection Brush	95
Lasso & Marquee Tools	98
Selection Gradient	99
Fill / Remove Tools	100
The Bird’s Eye	103
Photo Info	105
Histogram	105
Watch Points	107
The Image Window	111
The Color Picker	115
File Menu	119
Open Image…	119
Open With...	119
Open Folder in Browser...	119
Open Recent	120
Save	120
Save As....	121
Revert	122
Close	122
Print Setup…	122
Print…	123
Exit	128
Edit Menu	131
Undo	131
Redo	131
Cut	131
Copy	131
Paste	132
Duplicate	132
Delete	132
Select All	132
Flip	133
Rotate	133
Size / Resolution	133
Fit Photo...	134
Preferences	134
Adjust Menu	143
Light	143
Color	151
Focus	158
Correct	160
Opacity Mixer	161
Noise Reduction	162
Auto Red-Eye	162
Color Profile	163
Control Points Menu	167
Color Control Points…	167
Black Control Point...	169
White Control Point…	171
Neutral Control Point…	173
Red-Eye Control Point…	177
Filter Menu	179
Photo Effects…	179
Add Grain/Noise…	183
Contrast: Color Range…	183
Colorize…	184
Black and White Conversion…	184
Batch Menu	187
Run Batch Process…	187
Copy Settings	187
Paste Settings	187
Save Settings…	188
Load Settings	189
Batch Options	193
View Menu	201
Show All Control Points	201
Show Selection	201
Show Grid	202
Show Lost Highlights	202
Show Lost Shadows	203
Show Focus Area	203
View at 100%	204
Fit to Screen	204
Zoom In	204
Zoom Out	204
Full Screen	204
Hide Palettes	205
Compare	205
Window Menu	209
Cascade	209
Tile	209
Reset Palette Location	210
Bird’s Eye	210
Browser	210
Camera Settings	210
Color Picker	210
Edit List	210
File Directory	210
IPTC Information	210
Photo Info	210
Toolbar	210
Help Menu	213
Contents	213
Technical Support	213
Show Welcome Screen	213
About Capture NX	214
Appendix: Short-cuts	217
Appendix: Supplied Color Profiles	220
Appendix: Advisories & Additional Notices	223

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Chapter 22

Adjust Menu

Reset All Channels

Click on this button to reset all editors

within the LCH editor to their default

values.

Temporary Cancel Button

Hold this button down to temporarily

hide the effect of the Chroma editor.

HUE

Hue

Curve

Reset Current

Channel

Reset

All Channels

Temporary

Cancel Button

Set Anchor

Point

Hue

Output

Slider

Hue Map

Rotation

The Hue Editor enables you to edit the

Hue of the entire image or of specific

colors within the active image without

affecting Luminosity or Chroma. This

editor enables you either to completely

change the color of an object within

the active image, or to provide a subtle

shift in color to ensure that the object

has a more natural hue.

Within the Hue Editor, you are provided

with a Hue Map, representing the

full spectrum of colors on a rotated

horizontal axis. By default, the Hue

Map is rotated 60 degrees. Additional

rotational values can be selected within

the Hue Map Rotation pull-down Menu.

Superimposed above this Hue Map you

are provided a Hue Curve that can be

used to isolate and adjust the Hue of

individual colors.

Clicking on the curve will create an

anchor point. Moving that anchor point

will shift the colors in the affected

portion of the color range to a differ-

ent color, as represented within the

Hue Map. This change depends on the

rotation of the Hue Map: the higher the

rotation value, the farther the shift of

color that is possible.

Anchor points can be removed by

simply clicking and dragging the anchor

point off of the Hue Map.

Use the Width slider to increase or

decrease the range of similar colors

affected by the color identified with the

anchor point.

The Output slider affects all of the hues

in the image evenly. Moving this slider

will shift all colors by the same amount.

The Hue Editor contains a number of

additional controls:

Set Anchor Point

Click on this button and then click on

the active image to select a color to

place an anchor point on the Hue Curve.

Reset Current Channel

Click on this button to reset only the

Hue Editor to the default values.