| Copy Button Given the same lighting conditions and using the same camera, several images of a series may require the same corrective action. After improving one image, open the active tools list to review a complete list of tools and filters used. Select the other images requiring the same corrections and click the "Copy" button on the active tools list. (You may also drag the button to any one of the selected images.) Afterwards, each individual image can be edited further - if that should be necessary. The copy button saves hours in manual labor and ensures consistency. It is available on all image-specific settings and properties screens. Copy Button's appear on most dialogs, e.g. Font Properties, Descriptors, Choose Color |
| At home, you can't wait to copy the images from your digital camera to your PC. But - what a disappointment - the image of the "1918 Pic-Pic R2" is way too dark. |
| May be we forgot the flash? Let's check the camera's "Image Information". No - that's wasn't the problem. It could have been the distance to the object or the camera's auto-exposure sensors were confused by other bright objects in the room. Either way, the exhibit closed two hours ago. |
| Stop - no sense pulling out all your hair over this! Here comes StudioLine to the rescue. With just two clicks, StudioLine automatically adjusts the photo contrast and you manually emphasize the mid-tone. |