Trimming images using ZoomBrowser EX

22-Nov-2007
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Category : Using the Software
Description : Trimming images using ZoomBrowser EX
Trimming Images Using ZoomBrowser EX



Note:
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ZoomBrowser EX from the supplied Solution Disk must be installed on your computer for this operation.
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Operations for Windows Vista are explained here. Images displayed or operation might differ slightly in Windows XP and Windows 2000.
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As the actual locations of buttons/switches on cameras vary depending on the camera model, the illustrations that appear on this page may differ from your camera.


1. Double-click the [ZoomBrowser EX] shortcut icon on your desktop to start [ZoomBrowser EX].



If you cannot find the [ZoomBrowser EX] shortcut icon on your desktop, click [Start] ()à [All Programs] or [Programs] à [Canon Utilities] à [ZoomBrowser EX] and select [ZoomBrowser EX] to start ZoomBrowser EX.




2. The following screen appears.


Click [Edit].
Then click [Edit Image].



3.The following screen appears.


Click either the [Favorite Folders] tab or the [All Folders] tab.
Select the folder that contains the images to trim (Usually images are saved in the [Pictures] or [My Pictures]).
Click the image to trim.
Click [Select Editing Tool].



4. The following screen appears.


Select [Trim].
Then click [Finish].



5. The trim area will be displayed on the [Trim Image] screen.




6. To change the trim area, select one of the selection handles (□) on the trim area and drag it while holding the left mouse button down.




7. When you decide the trim area, click [Trim Image].



If you click [Advanced Options], you can specify the trim area using specific values and set the aspect ratio.




8. Click [Save As].




9. The following screen appears.


Check the destination where the file will be saved.
Click () to change the destination and select a new one.
Name the file (If you don’t change the file name, the original image will be overwritten).
Set the image quality as desired.
Click [Save] to save the image.



This completes the trimming procedure.