e. You will automatically be returned to Capture Mode.
5. Once the correct film type is selected, you can choose
to flip or reverse the image by pressing the arrow keys.
This is especially helpful for negatives where text is
displayed backwards.
a. The flip function will invert the image across a horizontal
axis, so the top will become the bottom and the bottom
will become the top.
b. The reverse function (also called the "mirror" function) will
reverse your image across a vertical axis, as if it were held
up to a mirror. If text is displayed backwards, use this
function to make it display correctly.
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6. To make edits to the image in terms of brightness or coloration,
press the OK button while in Capture Mode. The screen will
give you the option to adjust brightness and RGB values. Use
the arrow keys to navigate and OK to confirm.
a. To adjust the levels of Red/Green/Blue tones in your image,
use the arrows once you've brought up the RGB screen to
select an option and then increase or decrease the values.
b. The option all the way at the top is the Brightness
adjustment. Use the arrows to increase or decrease the
exposure value from -2.0 to +2.0 in increments of 0.5 EV.
c. In the bottom corner you can select "RESET", if you over-
adjust the image and can't get it back to normal, select the
RESET option and press the OK button to reset the image
back to the way it was prior to adjusting.
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