▪ Color balance – You can change the color balance of
your image by increasing or decreasing the amount of
Green, Blue, Amber, and Magenta.
▪ Image overlay – This creates a new image by
overlaying two existing NEF (RAW) files. Basically,
you can combine two RAW images to create special
effects—like adding an image of the moon into a
separate landscape picture.
▪ NEF (RAW) processing (D300S only) – Allows you to
create highly specialized JPEG images from your NEF
(RAW) files without using your computer.
▪ Resize (D300S only) – Lets you take a full-size image
and convert it into several smaller sizes. This is useful if
you would like to send an image via email or simply
need a smaller image for other reasons.
▪ Edit movie (D300S only) – Allows you to shorten a
movie by cropping out a smaller section from the large
movie file.
▪ Side-by-side comparison – Lets you compare a
retouched image—created with the Retouch
Menu—with its original image. The images are
presented side by side so that you can see before and
after effects.
There are limitations imposed when you are working on an
image that has already been retouched. Here’s a look at the
Retouch Menu for both the D300S and D300 (see Figure 6-1).
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