Mitsubishi Electric CP-D2E User's Guide download pdf (Page 18)

User Guide

SUBLIME HomePrintingServices 1.0

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Resize

In order to modify the size of the selected picture you need to select the “Editing” menu

and then the

tool.

You are able to modify the following values:



: it shows the percentage (%) over the size of the original

width. If you activate the option Keep proportion, this value change will

automatically affect the “vertical Resizing”.



: it shows the percentage (%) over the size of the original

height. If you activate the option Keep proportion, this value change will

automatically affect the “horizontal Resizing”.

 : with this option you keep the same percentage of the

vertical and horizontal proportions, after each preview.

During the resizing procedure, the application shows the size in pixels of the resulting

picture in a dynamic way.

Afterwards, once you have resized the selected picture, you can either accept or

cancel the changes.

Colour

Settings

The SUBLIME application works with three colour channels, offering a trichromatic

picture composed by the primary colours of light: Red (R), Green (G) and Blue (B).

You can increase their intensity by adding more light to these colours. This way you

can get pictures with full colour, with 16.7 millions of different colours, more than what

human eyes can differentiate.

Even if RGB is a standard colour method, it can change the rank of colours. To adjust

colours in the three basic channels, you must select the

tool in

the “Editing” menu.

By using the different colour sliders located in the three channels R, G y B you can set

the colour of the selected picture independently, in a scale which goes from 0% up to

100%. For example, you can adjust the red to 75% and leave the blue in its default

value, which is 50%. When you select a picture, the values will always be established

at 50%.

In the same way as with the previous functions, once you have adjusted the colour,

you can either accept or cancel the changes.

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