Nikon 25385 User Manual - Page 136

❏ Toning Monochrome ONLY The Toning options enable you to emulate the use of toners found in traditional photography, or to add a tint to the image. Choose from: Black-and-White Cyanotype Sepia Red Yellow Green Blue Green Blue Purple Blue Red Purple This toning option will result in a black and white image without any additional tint or tone. The Cyanotype toning option emulates the appearance of images created using the traditional cyanotype process. Images created with the Cyanotype toning option will have a characteristic blue tone. The Sepia toning option emulates the use of sepia toner, a popular traditional black and white toning process. Images created using the Sepia toning option will appear with a dark-brown tint applied to them. The Red toning option will tint the image with a red tint. The Yellow toning option will tint the image with a yellow tint. The Green toning option will tint the image with a green tint. The Blue Green toning option will tint the image with a turquoise tint. The Blue toning option will tint the image with a cyan tint. The Purple Blue toning option will tint the image with a violet tint. The Red Purple toning option will tint the image with a magenta tint. ❏ Toning Saturation Monochrome ONLY The Toning Saturation slider controls the vividness of the effect or color selected in the Toning pulldown menu. Move this slider to the left to create a more subtle toning effect, or move the slider to the right to create a very strong, vibrant effect. Non-Picture Control The Non-Picture Control options are available for cameras that use the Color Mode system. ❏ Color Mode The Color Mode feature enables you to choose between the same color modes as those that you can set in your camera. By allowing you fine control over chroma, brightness, and color gamut, the Color Mode feature creates subtle enhancements for your images. 134 Chapter 15 - Edit List | Develop Section