Operation Manual

138 Chapter 15 — Edit List | Develop Section
❏ Saturation
The Saturation feature enables you to adjust the saturation that was set in the camera.
Choose from the following options:
• Unchanged
This will revert to the saturation set in the camera.
•Moderate
•Normal
•Enhanced
❏ Hue Adjustment
The Hue Adjustment feature enables you to alter the hue of your entire image from (–9° to +9°)
without affecting brightness or saturation. Skin tones will become increasingly yellow as the value is
raised above 0°. Values below 0° produce redder skin tones.
Noise Reduction
The Noise Reduction tool enables you to reduce the
effects of digital noise that sometimes appear in images
taken with digital cameras.
A Please note: It is recommended that you zoom your image
to 100% while determining the amount of noise reduction to
apply to your image.
You can use the provided pull-down menu to modify the
amount of noise reduction applied to your image. Choose
from the following options:
❏ Intensity
Move the Intensity slider to the right to increase the
amount of noise reduction that is applied to the image.
Be careful to not apply too much noise reduction, as
high levels of noise reduction may cause loss of detail.
❏ Sharpness
The Sharpness slider helps counter the loss of detail that can occur at high noise reduction levels.
Move this slider to the right to increase the amount of sharpening that is applied to your image.
❏ Method
Choose between the Faster or Better Quality methods in the Method pull-down menu. Select
Faster for faster processing or Better Quality for a more precise noise reduction effect.
❏ Edge Noise Reduction
Select this option to reduce noise artifacts around the edges of objects within the image, resulting in
more distinct outlines.