Nikon COOLPIX 5000 Instruction Manual - Page 129

Controlling Color

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Taking Photographs-Advanced Photography Controlling Color: The Saturation Control Menu Saturation control is used to heighten or reduce the vividness of colors. Raise saturation to +1 Maximum for a vivid, photoprint effect when taking photos that will be printed "as is," without further editing. Settings of -1 Moderate or -2 Minimum can be used when taking photos that will later be retouched on a computer. A setting of 0 Normal is the best choice in most other circumstances. The color saturation menu also includes a Black&White option for taking photographs in black-and-white. When this option is in effect, photographs will be recorded as monochrome images. Black-and-white images require the same amount of memory as color images, but show a higher level of detail. Viewing the Current Image Adjustment Setting At settings other than Auto and Normal, an image-adjustment icon appears in the monitor. Black-and-White At a setting of Black&White, the monitor shows the view through the lens in black-and-white, with indicators displayed in green. A icon appears in the monitor. 115

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Taking Photographs—Advanced Photography
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Controlling Color:
The Saturation Control Menu
Saturation control is used to heighten or reduce the
vividness of colors.
Raise saturation to
+1 Maxi-
mum
for a vivid, photoprint effect when taking
photos that will be printed “as is,” without further
editing.
Settings of
–1 Moderate
or
–2
Minimum
can be used when taking photos that will later be
retouched on a computer.
A setting of
0 Normal
is the best choice in most other circumstances.
The color saturation menu also includes a
Black&White
option for taking
photographs in black-and-white.
When this option is in effect, photographs
will be recorded as monochrome images.
Black-and-white images require the
same amount of memory as color images, but show a higher level of detail.
Black-and-White
At a setting of
Black&White
, the monitor shows
the view through the lens in black-and-white, with
indicators displayed in green.
A
icon appears
in the monitor.
Viewing the Current Image Adjustment Setting
At settings other than
Auto
and
Normal
, an im-
age-adjustment icon appears in the monitor.