May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
1408 pages
44h 25m
English
The image-editing tools in Windows Photo Gallery were designed to be as simple as possible, doing enough to make slightly flawed images fit more neatly in your collection. You can’t straighten a crooked image, and you can’t touch up flaws or add special effects. But you can crop out extraneous details, fix color and exposure problems, and get the red out of the eyes of human and animal subjects.
To begin working with the Edit pane, select an image and click Fix. Figure 20-14 shows the options available in the Edit pane.

Figure 20-14. Click the Revert button at the bottom of this screen to throw away all changes you’ve made and ...
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