In fact, you can even modify the current Picture
Control’s settings by using the final fine-tuning screen,
as shown in Figure 6-18, image 3. Choose from
SD-Standard, NL-Neutral, VI-Vivid, MC-Monochrome,
PT-Portrait, LS-Landscape, or any of your custom
controls (CS-1 to CS-9) that appear on the list.
If you want to fine-tune the image in the final screen,
you can make changes with the Multi Selector. Scroll up/
down to select one of the settings—Sharpening,
Contrast, or Brightness, etc.—and left/right to modify
the selected setting (-/+). If you’ve made a mistake and
want to start over, just press the Delete button (garbage
can) and the camera will pop up a screen that says,
Selected Picture Control will be reset to default settings.
OK? Choose Yes or No and press the OK button.
When the image looks just right, press the OK button to
return to the main NEF (RAW) processing configuration
screen. You can cancel the operation with the Playback
button.
8. If the image needs High ISO noise reduction, you can
apply it now (see Figure 6-19). You have a choice of
four settings: H-High, N-Normal, L-Low, or Off. Each
of these applies more or less High ISO NR to the image.
Choose one and press the OK button to return to the
main NEF (RAW) processing configuration screen. You
can cancel the operation with the Playback button.
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