Manual

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Enhancing Images
Saving and Loading Image Adjustment Settings
Image adjustment settings for all tool palettes (including the status of the Apply button for
each pal ette) can be copied to the clip board and saved in com bined settings fi le. When
the com bined settings are pasted or read into the Nikon Capture 4 Editor, they will apply
to all palettes simultaneously. These operations are performed using the commands in the
Settings > Image Adjustments menu, which also con tains an option for restoring all tool
palettes to default settings.
Option Description
Copy to Clip board
All image adjustment settings for the image in the ac tive window are copied to
the clip board. You can paste them into the tool palettes for another window by
se lect ing Paste from the Edit menu when the window is active.
Load…
Select this item to load settings previously saved using the Save… op tion (see
be low). A dialog will be displayed where you can navigate to the drive (vol ume)
and di rec to ry con tain ing the desired settings fi le (only fi les with the ex ten sion
“.set” will be dis played). The set tings in the Nikon Capture 4 Editor tool palettes
will instantly re vert to the saved settings.
Save…
Select this item to save settings to a named fi le. These set tings can lat er be
re called using the Load… option. Choos ing Save… dis plays a dialog where
you can choose a des ti na tion and fi le name for the cur rent settings. If this fi le
is later se lect ed for batch pro cess ing, im ag es will be pro cessed ac cord ing to the
set tings in the fi le ( 201, 226). Com bi na tion settings fi les are saved with the
extension “.set”.
Reset to User
Default
Select this option to restore the default settings selected for “User default” im-
age adjustments in the General tab of the Nikon Capture 4 Ed i tor Pref er enc es
dialog (
207) . In the case of the default settings fi le (“Neutral.set”), RAW
im ag es tak en with the D1
X will be scaled to 100% (4,016 × 2,616 pixels).
Recent fi les
Recent image adjustment settings fi les (up to four) are listed at the end of the
settings menu. Selecting a fi le from the list restores the saved settings.