Nikon 25338 User Manual - Page 225
Color Mode, Exposure Compensation, Dust Off, Cameras That Support Image, Creating Dust Off Reference
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Color Mode Color Mode If Use this instead of embedded profile is selected in the Color Management tab of the Preferences dialog, the default RGB color profile identified within the Preferences will be used as the working color space for all images, regardless of the mode selected. If Use this instead of embedded profile is not selected, Adobe RGB will automatically be chosen as the working color space for Mode II images. The working color space for Mode I, Ia, III, and IIIa images will either be the color space selected with the camera (D2X, D2Xs, D200 only) or sRGB (all other cameras). The working color space for NTSC images (D1 only) will be NTSC. Modes I and Ia, which are adapted to the sRGB color space, are suited to portraits that will be printed or used "as is" with little or no modification. Mode II is adapted to the Adobe RGB color space. This color space is capable of expressing a wider gamut of colors than sRGB, making it the preferred choice for pictures that will be extensively processed or retouched. Modes III and IIIa, which are adapted to the sRGB color space, are suited to nature or landscape shots that will be printed or used "as is" with little or no modification. 219 Exposure Compensation Highlights in images saved in Nikon Capture 4.4 or earlier with a negative value selected for exposure compensation may display differently when opened in Capture NX. Dust Off Cameras That Support Image Dust-Off The following cameras support Image Dust Off: D2-series cameras, D1X / D1H (firmware version 1.10 or later), D200, D100, D70S, D70, and D50. Image Dust Off is not supported with COOLPIX cameras, D1 cameras, or with earlier versions of the camera firmware for the D1X and D1H. Message Center window. Creating Dust Off Reference Photos To create a Dust Off reference photo for cameras other than the D2 series, D200, D70S, D70, or D50: 1) Select a CPU lens Mount a CPU lens on the camera. It is recommended that you use a lens with a focal length of at least 50 mm. If you are using a zoom lens, zoom in to the maximum telephoto position. 2) Adjust the camera settings Choose the following settings in the order shown below: a) Sensitivity (ISO equivalency): choose the minimum setting b) Image quality: choose NEF (RAW) c) Exposure mode: choose aperture- Advisories & Additional Notices Appendix