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If not saved, the retouching or modification will not be applied to the actual image data. See “Saving Images” on page 21. IMPORTANT • If you do not want to overwrite the original image, save the image on a different location on the computer’s hard disk. Changing the Size of an Image This section describes how to change the size of an image. TIP • The size of an image can be changed in the Preview window. Preview the image to be changed first. See “Displaying Images” on page 12. IMPORTANT • Two or more images cannot be edited simultaneously. Save the current image to quit editing before starting to edit another image. See “Saving Images” on page 21. • Photohands is software for editing images taken with a digital camera, and therefore is not suitable for editing images larger than those taken with a regular digital camera. 1. Click the [Resize] icon. The resize dialog box appears. 17 2. Enter values (pixels) for “Height” and “Width”. • The size can also be changed by entering a value in the % field. • The enlargement ratio is maximum 200%. • The aspect ratio is fixed. • If the height is changed, the width is automatically changed accordingly. • If the width is changed, the height is automatically changed accordingly. • Click the [Cancel] button to go back to the previous screen before you click the [OK] button. The image is redrawn in accordance with the settings. 3. Click the [OK] button to change the size. • The image is redrawn in the Preview window. • Click the [Cancel] button to go back to the previous screen before you click the [OK] button. 4. Correcting the hue, rotating/inverting, printing an image See “Adjusting the Hue” on page 14 and “Rotating/Inverting an Image” on page 19. 18 5. After changing the size, save the image. If not saved, the changes will not be applied to the actual image data. See “Saving Images” on page 21. IMPORTANT • If you do not want to overwrite the original image, save the image on a different location on the computer’s hard disk. Rotating/Inverting an Image This section describes how to rotate/invert an image. TIP • An image can be rotated or inverted the Preview window. Preview the image to be edited first. See “Displaying Images” on page 12. IMPORTANT • Two or more images cannot be edited simultaneously. Save the current image to quit editing before starting to edit another image. See “Saving Images” on page 21. 1. Click the [Rotate] icon. The rotate dialog box appears. 19 2. Click the button to select the direction to rotate. The image is redrawn in accordance with the selected direction button. 3. Click the [OK] button to save the rotated or inverted image. • The image is redrawn in the Preview window. • Click the [Cancel] button to go back to the previous screen before you click the [OK] button. 20 4. Correcting the hue, changing the size, printing an image See “Adjusting the Hue” on page 14, “Changing the Size of an Image” on page 17 or ”Printing Images” on page 22. 5. Save the image after rotating or inverting. If not saved, the changes will not be applied to the actual image data. See “Saving Images” on page 21. IMPORTANT • Saving the image updates the Photo Loader library. If you do not wish to overwrite the image in the Photo Loader library, save the image in another location on the PC. Saving Images This section describes how to save an image. IMPORTANT • Always save the image after the image data has been edited. If not, the edited content of the image data will not be displayed. 1. After editing the image, click the [Save] icon. 2. Select the file saving format. • The file formats that Photohands can save are the following: JPEG, BMP, PNG. * Images cannot be saved in TIFF format. • The rate of compression can be adjusted by choosing JPEG. If the compression rate is set high, the file size will be smaller, however, the image quality will deteriorate. On the other hand, if you want to keep image resolution, set the compression rate to low (high image quality). 21 • When saving with [Progressive DCT], the data displayed will gradually become clearer from a rough screen, when displaying on a home page. 3. Click the [Next >>] button. • Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the action. 4. Enter a new file name. IMPORTANT • If you do not want to overwrite the original image, save the image on a different location on the computer’s hard disk. • To support the edited images in Photo Loader, start Photohands from Photo Loader, and after editing the images, overwrite them or save them under a different name. After that, re-edit them in Photo Loader. 5. Click the [Save] button. • The file is saved with the name specified in Step 4. • Click the [Cancel] button to close the box without saving. Printing Images This section describes how to print an image. TIP • Print an image displayed in the Preview window. Preview the image to be printed first. See “Displaying Images” on page 12. IMPORTANT • Another image cannot be printed until the image currently being edited has been pr...