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mation in order to match the new size
of the image.
Change the File Size
(Image Size)
Within this mode you can change the
image's size either by entering in the
actual pixel dimensions or by indicating
the percentage of increase or decrease.
Either method will interpolate the
image either up or down to change
the final image size according to the
parameters set.
Fit Photo...
The Fit Photo command enables you
to fit a series of images to a maximum
size. This is especially helpful if you
want to resize a large number of
images that may be set to different
orientations, some portrait and some
landscape. The Fit Photo will keep the
proportions of the images while chang-
ing their sizes.
Resizing simply involves entering the
largest allowable image dimensions
(width and height) into the dialog
windows. It is recommended that you
enter the same size into both windows,
based on the longest side of the image.
For instance, if you want to resize a
folder of images of varying dimensions
to 4"x 6", enter 6 inches into both
the height and width boxes. This will
ensure that both portrait and landscape
oriented images have their longest size
set to 6 inches.
Preferences
The Preferences command modifies the
default behavior of Capture NX.
Shortcut:
Ctrl + K (Windows)
Command + K (Mac OS)
Within the Mac OS,
Please note:
the Preferences can be found under the
Capture NX Menu.
Hint:
You can reset the preferences
to the default settings by using the
following shortcut while Capture NX is
launching:
Shortcut:
Ctrl + Shift + Alt (Windows)
Control + Shift + Command (Mac OS)
The four sections of the Preferences
command are:
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