Nikon 25338 User Manual - Page 87

81 Chapter 13 Toolbar F4 - Black, White, and Neutral Control Points This Toolbar contains the Black, White, and Neutral Control Points, which provide a new and exciting way of correcting the tonal range and color of your images. All three of these Control Points enable you to identify and control the tonal value and color of the image and provide you the ability to adjust, move, and remove their effects at any point in the future. This Toolbar can be quickly viewed and hidden by using the shortcut 'F4'. image and are used to set one end of the dynamic range of the image. The Double-Threshold function within the Photo Info's Histogram section is designed specifically to help you locate the darkest and lightest sections of Black Control Point your image. Please see page 100 for more information on how to use the The Black Control Point enables you to Double-Threshold function. A Black place a Control Point directly on your Control Point is often used in conjunc- image, and to cause that targeted color tion with a White Control Point. to not only become black, but also to neutralize the dark tones of your image. The Black Control Point is not accessible while working within the Browser. Black Point Handle Toolbar F4 - Black, Whi te, and Neutral Control P oints Black points are normally set on what should be the darkest point of the For additional information regarding the Black Control Point, please see page 163.