Your Nikon D5600 has a lot of features that can be used to edit your images directly. Retouching tools such as tweaking exposure and color can make your image perfect.
Here is how you can manipulate exposure and control on your Nikon D5600 camera:
How To Manipulate Exposure And Control On Nikon D5600?
Step One: Using D Lighting
If you want to highlight the details as well as brighten dark shadows in your image, then you can use D lighting. It is one of the many retouching tools on your Nikon D5600.
Whether you take a picture or you want to retouch the photo that is already there – you can use this tool.
The first step is to look for the retouch menu and open it. After this, you have to look for the D lighting option. You have to select the option to move forward.
To control the strength of this retouching tool, press the multi-selector towards the right or the left.
Step Two: Using D Lighting In Portrait Mode
The portrait mode can be found under the effect option. You will find this mode helpful when your Nikon D5600 camera can recognize the faces in the image that you have captured.
Select the portrait mode under the D lighting retouching option. You will be able to adjust the exposure around your subject’s face. However, it has certain limitations.
This option can be used only for three faces in an image at max. You have to make sure that you have taken the picture with Auto Image Rotation.
It can be done after you have enabled the playback menu.
Step Three: Using Quick Retouch Tool
If you want the color saturation and the contrast in the image to be increased, you can use the quick retouch tool on your Nikon D5600 camera.
In case the subject in your image is backlit, this tool will also apply the D lighting tool effects to restore the shadow details. Without this tool, the shadow details might get lost.
The first thing that you need to do is to look for the option for a quick retouch tool. Click on it when you can locate it on your screen.
You have to then choose from the three levels of options under the quick retouch tool.
You have to be cautious that you cannot apply this tool in case of monochrome images or images that have been created using the D lighting tool.
Step Four: Using Filter Effects Tool
Using the filter effects tool means that you will get access to two filters. These filters have a warming effect which enhances the red and yellow in your image.
It is helped to decrease the intensity of the blues in your picture. When you find this tool on your Nikon D5600 camera, you have to select two options.
If you want a subtle warming effect, you have to use a Skylight option. If you want a more noticeable change in hues, then you have to select the Warm option.
Step Five: Using Monochrome Retouching Tool
If you want to create a black and white copy of the image that you have taken, you have to use the monochrome tool.
You can find this tool amongst the other retouching tools. You have to select this tool to create monochrome, cyanotype, or sepia image.
Now that you are aware of the different retouching tools, what are you waiting for?
Time to retouch all your images and correct the small errors and see in from a different perspective on your Nikon D5600 camera