Nikon 25338 User Manual - Page 203

Shortcut: Shift + H Show Lost Shadows Black Blue Green Red This area contains values of 0 for the Red, Green, and Blue channels. This area contains values of 0 for the Red and Green channels. This area contains values of 0 for the Red and Blue channels. This area contains values of 0 for the Green and Blue channels. Chapter 26 197 View Menu The Show Lost Shadows feature identifies areas in which detail may have been lost in the shadow areas by locating pixels with the minimum value for one or more channels. This information can be used when adjusting the tonality of the image, such as when applying black points, to ensure that the optimal amount of detail is retained within the image. By enabling the Show Lost Shadows command, the entire image will become white while displaying any areas that contain minimum values for one or more channels. Only those areas in which the channels contain a minimum value will be displayed within the image window when this option is enabled. That is, only the pixels that contain a value of 0 will be displayed for each of the three channels. Cyan This area contains values of 0 for the Red channel. Magenta This area contains values of 0 for the Green channel. Yellow This area contains values of 0 for the Blue channel. With Show Lost Shadows enabled, you can modify any enhancements that may make the image too dark. Shortcut: Shift + S Show Focus Area The resulting image will contain black, primary, and secondary colors only. The following table describes values these colors represent: The focus area in the image displayed in the active window can be shown by selecting Show Focus Area from the View Menu. Please note: Use the Show Focus Area feature only on images that have