DMasterLite_E.pdf

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This instruction manual does not provide instruction in the basic operation of the personal
computers or the basic operation of Windows or Macintosh operating systems; refer to
the manuals supplied with the computer.
The examples in this manual use Windows XP software. The appearance of the screens
may differ from the examples when using Macintosh or other Windows operating
systems.
Every precaution has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this material. Contact Konica
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damage caused by the use of this software. This instruction manual may not be copied
either in part or in its entirety without the prior permission of Konica Minolta.
Master Notes
The full version of DiMAGE Master gives
you all the tools to organize, examine, and
process your images. The Organizer
window allows you to sort images quickly
into four user-defined classifications.
Outtakes can easily be hidden from view
without the need to delete or remove them
from the folder.
Is it difficult to decide which image is the
best? The Examiner window allows you to
compare up to four images for differences
between color, exposure, white balance,
and focus by sampling areas in each
image.
The Photofinisher window has many
features to process large numbers of
images quickly. Jobs can be created for
specific adjustments and applied to other
images as well as used for batch
processing. Processing can be simply cut
and pasted from one picture to another.
A luminance limit can be specified on the
histogram and displayed on an image to
show the pixels which are approaching
the black and white levels. The focus
checker enlarges the image so sharpness
can be determined. These tools are
available in the Organizer, Examiner, and
Photofinisher.
Organizer
Focus Examiner
Photofinisher: Luminance Limit Display
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
6.5 Slide show................................................................................................22
7.0 Advanced Photofinisher............................................................................................22
7.1 Processing tools.......................................................................................22
7.2 Tone curve and histogram........................................................................23
7.3 Tone-curve processing guide ...................................................................24
7.4 Histogram processing guide.....................................................................25
7.5 White, black, and gray-point processing ..................................................25
7.5.1 White and black-point values ...................................................................26
7.6 White balance (RAW only) .......................................................................26
7.7 Sharpness ................................................................................................26
7.8 Filter effects..............................................................................................26
7.9 Color space selection (RAW only) ...........................................................27
7.10 Imprint data ..............................................................................................27
7.11 Area marquee...........................................................................................28
7.12 Snapshot ..................................................................................................28
7.12.1 Print snapshots.........................................................................................29
9.0 Color preferences.....................................................................................................30
9.1 Using monitor ICC profiles .......................................................................30
9.2 Using printer ICC profiles.........................................................................30
10.0 Appendix.................................................................................................................31
10.1 Uninstalling the DiMAGE Master Lite.......................................................31
10.2 ICC profile locations .................................................................................31
1.0 GETTING STARTED
This section cover DiMAGE Master Lite installation. Confirm the system requirements in
the camera manual before installing the software.
Refer to the data-transfer section in the camera manual on how to connect the camera
to a computer using a USB cable. The examples in this manual assume the camera is
connected to the computer with a USB cable as described in the camera manual.
RAM-stationed programs such as anti-virus or installation-monitoring software
may cause the installer to fail. Remove or disable these programs before installing
DiMAGE Master Lite.
1.1 BEFORE INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE
SECTION 1: GETTING STARTED
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 Getting started............................................................................................................2
1.1 Before installing the software.....................................................................2
1.2 Installing the software - Windows...............................................................3
1.3 Opening the software - Windows ...............................................................3
1.4 Installing the software - Macintosh.............................................................4
1.5 Opening the software - Macintosh .............................................................4
2.0 Importing and editing images.....................................................................................5
2.1 Organizer window.......................................................................................5
2.2 Adjusting the window..................................................................................5
2.3 Loading image files ....................................................................................5
2.4 Preview and information tabs.....................................................................5
2.5 Thumbnail size ...........................................................................................6
2.6 Sorting image files......................................................................................6
2.7 Selecting thumbnails ..................................................................................6
2.8 Selecting Favorites.....................................................................................7
2.9 Copying Favorites ......................................................................................7
2.10 Downloading camera files ..........................................................................8
2.11 Creating folders..........................................................................................8
2.12 Copy & move files to another folder...........................................................8
2.13 Cut, copy, paste, and delete - Windows.....................................................9
2.14 Cut, copy, paste, and delete - Macintosh...................................................9
2.15 Renaming single files .................................................................................9
2.16 Renaming multiple files ..............................................................................9
3.0 Basic image processing ...........................................................................................10
3.1 Photofinisher window ...............................................................................10
3.2 Image display tools...................................................................................10
3.3 Rotate images ..........................................................................................11
3.4 RGB display..............................................................................................11
3.5 Tone processing .......................................................................................11
3.6 Contrast & color balance..........................................................................12
3.6.1 Variation palette........................................................................................12
3.7 An introduction to color ............................................................................12
3.8 Hue, saturation, and lightness..................................................................13
3.8.1 Variation palette........................................................................................13
3.9 Comparison display..................................................................................14
3.10 Undoing image processing.......................................................................14
3.11 Flip............................................................................................................14
3.12 Resize.......................................................................................................14
3.13 Save .........................................................................................................15
3.14 Save as ....................................................................................................15
4.0 Printing ..................................................................................................................15
4.1 Print - single .............................................................................................16
4.1.1 Print - multiple ..........................................................................................17
5.0 Preferences ..............................................................................................................18
5.1 Basic-information preferences..................................................................18
5.2 Application preferences............................................................................18
6.0 Advanced Organizer.................................................................................................19
6.1 Save image information............................................................................19
6.2 Print index ................................................................................................20
6.3 Batch processing......................................................................................21
6.4 Edit user note ...........................................................................................21

3 SECTION 1: GETTING STARTED
To install the software in the default location -
C:Program FilesDiMAGE Master Lite, click “Next >.” To
install the software in a different location, click browse
button to display the folder selection window. Specify the
directory in which to install the software.
1.2 INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE - WINDOWS
In the example below, the hard disk drive is drive C. The letters designating the drives
vary between computers. When using Windows 2000 or XP, the software should be
installed with the Administrator privilege.
Turn on the computer to start Windows. Insert the Digital
Camera Software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The
launcher window opens automatically.
Click the “Camera Support Applications” button to
display the installer buttons. Click the “Install DiMAGE
Master Lite” button to begin installation.
The welcome window opens. Click “Next>” to continue.
The name of the default program folder is displayed. To
install the software icons in this folder, click “Next>.”
Installation begins.
To install the software icons in another folder, select one
of the folders listed in the existing-folders box below.
Click “Next>” to begin installation.
The license agreement appears. If you accept the
agreement, click “Yes” to continue the installation
routine.
Read the entire license agreement carefully before
continuing. If you do not agree to the terms, click “No” to
exit the installation program.
When the software installation is completed, a message
is displayed. Click “Finish.”
1.3 OPENING THE SOFTWARE - WINDOWS
Click the finish button to close the launcher window.
Select DiMAGE Master Lite from the DiMAGE Master Lite folder in the program option of
the start menu. The application starts up and the Organizer window is displayed.

4 SECTION 1: GETTING STARTED
The license agreement appears. If you accept the
agreement, click “Yes” to continue the installation routine.
Read the entire license agreement carefully before
continuing. If you do not agree to the terms, click “No” to
exit the installation program.
Turn on the computer to start the operating system. When the desktop appears, insert the
Digital Camera Software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM icon appears
on the desktop; double click the CD-ROM icon to open it.
1.4 INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE - MACINTOSH
The location for the DiMAGE Master Lite files must be
specified. Click the reference button.
Confirm the installation location on the installer screen. Click
“Next >>” to install DiMAGE Master Lite.
When the installation screen appears click “Next >>” to
begin the setup.
A window appears when the software has been installed.
Click “Finish” to exit the installer.
Using the folder-selection dialog box, select the location
where the software should be installed. Click “Choose.”
1.5 OPENING THE SOFTWARE - MACINTOSH
Open the DiMAGE Master Lite folder. Double-click the DiMAGE Master Lite icon to start
up the application. The Organizer window is displayed.
Open the utility folder, the DiMAGE Master Lite folder, and
then open the appropriate language folder.
Double-click on the installer icon to start the installation
program.

5 SECTION 2: IMPORTING AND EDITING IMAGES
Images can be loaded directly from a digital camera
or from folders located in the computer. Simply use
the folder tree to select the file containing the
images. For information on the camera’s folder
organization and connecting the camera to the
computer, refer to the camera’s instruction manual.
Click on the positive (+) nodes to display the
contents of a folder. Click on a negative (–) node to
hide the folder contents. The names of folders
containing image and audio files are blue.
Click on the image folder to load the images. All still-
image, audio, and movie files in the folder are loaded
in the thumbnail display.
If any changes are made to the folder tree, for
example, the camera is disconnected from the
computer, the tree can be updated. Click the update
button or select the update-folder-tree option from
the view menu.
2.3 LOADING IMAGE FILES
2.4 PREVIEW AND INFORMATION TABS
2.2 ADJUSTING THE WINDOW
The pane can be opened and closed by clicking
the hide/show button.
The window can be resized by clicking and
dragging on the frame.
2.1 ORGANIZER WINDOW
2.0 IMPORTING AND EDITING IMAGES
The section covers the basic operation of the Organizer. The Organizer allows files to be
viewed and sorted. For advanced Organizer functions, see section 6.0.
1. Organizer button
2. Photofinisher button (p. 10)
4. New folder button (p. 8)
10.Delete button (p. 9)
9. Paste button (p. 9)
7. Cut button (p. 9)
8. Copy button (p. 9)
14.Reverse-order button (p. 6)
13.Sort-by menu (p. 6)
12.Thumbnail size (p. 6)
15.Preview tab (p. 5)
20.Folder tree (p. 5)
21.Thumbnail display
11. Favorites tabs (p. 7) 22.Favorites selector (p. 7)
5. Move-to-folder button (p. 8)
6. Copy-to-folder button (p. 8)
16.Basic-information tab (p. 5)
18.Detailed-information tab (p. 5)
19.Histogram tab (p. 5)
17.Status bar
The Organizer and Photofinisher buttons switch between the main software functions.
The status bar gives information on operation.
The spacing between the folder tree, preview,
histogram, and information displays can be
changed by clicking and dragging the points
between the displays.
The tabs under the folder tree provide
information on a selected image. Simply
click on the tab to view it.
The preview tab (1) shows the selected
image. The histogram (2) displays the
pixel distribution of each color channel;
use the slider to change the histogram
scale. The basic-information tab (3) gives
recording and file information; the display
can be edited in the preferences window,
see section 5.1. The detailed-information
tab (4) shows all file and image
information.
3. Print button (p. 15)

2.5 THUMBNAIL SIZE
The thumbnail size can be changed. Six sizes are available.
320x320
240x240
160x160
120x120
80x80
120x120
with data
To change the size, use the thumbnail size slider on the tool bar or highlight the thumbnail
preferences option on the view menu to display the size options. On the menu, highlight
and click the desired thumbnail size; the thumbnail display changes accordingly.
To edit or add a user note in the data display see section 6.4.
2.6 SORTING IMAGE FILES
Image files can be sorted by date and time of recording, file name, file type, favorites, file
size, or update in ascending or descending order. To sort the displayed images, use the
sort-by drop-down menu on the tool bar or the sort option on the view menu. Simply
highlight the sorting category with the mouse.
The sort menu can also be used to change the display between ascending and
descending order. The reverse-order button on the tool bar also changes the display
order.
Master Notes
Some Konica Minolta cameras can record
movie and audio files. Audio recordings,
voice memos, and audio captions are
indicated by an audio indicator. Movies use a
.mov or .avi extension. QuickTime must be
installed in the computer to view a thumbnail
image of a movie file. See section 5.2 on
how to set up DiMAGE Master Lite to open
these files. Movie
Voice memo or audio caption
Audio recording
Reverse-order button
2.7 SELECTING THUMBNAILS
Click on the thumbnail borders or file icon to select a single image or use the keyboard
cursor keys. To select multiple images, click and drag over the thumbnails or press and
hold the control key (Windows) or command key (Macintosh) and click on each image;
the selected frames become dark. To deselect an image, click on the thumbnail or icon
a second time while holding the control key (Windows) or command key (Macintosh). To
select consecutive images, press and hold the shift key and then click on the first and last
image of the series.
To select all files, select the select-all option in the edit menu or press the control key
(Windows) or command key (Macintosh) and “A” key at the same time.
The reverse-selection option in the edit menu deselects all selected images and selects
all unselected images. To deselect the images, select the deselect option in the edit
menu or click on the white background in the index display.

2.8 SELECTING FAVORITES
Image files can be classified as a favorite.
Simply click the favorites selector at the top of the thumbnail to add the image to the
group. Click the favorites tab to view the group.
To remove an image from the favorites group, click the favorites selector again to remove
the heart. Select the update option from the view menu to update the thumbnail display.
2.9 COPYING FAVORITES
A copy of the images in favorites can be
made. Click the favorites tab to display
the group.
Select the copy favorites option from the
file menu.
Master Notes
Files can be added to favorites by clicking on the thumbnail image and dropping it onto
the favorites tab. Dropping it onto the all-images tab removes it from favorites.
The full version of DiMAGE Master uses a more sophisticated method of classifying
images. Four tabs, which can be named and color coded by the user, are used to
organize image data. The groups can be copied to different folders. For more on
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Click the OK button to copy the group to the
designated folder. If an image has an attached
audio or thumbnail file, those files are also copied.
In the copy-favorites window, select the
destination folder in the folder tree.
A new folder can be created in this window. Click
on the location for the new folder and click the
new-folder button; a folder appears on the folder
tree. The folder can be renamed.
To rename the files, click the rename check box.
Enter the new file name and the first serial
number of the group.

2.10 DOWNLOADING CAMERA FILES
Camera files can be downloaded directly to
the computer hard drive. Connect a camera
to the computer using a USB cable and
select the Download-DCF-files option from
the file menu. The download dialog box
opens. This options also downloads
images from a card reader.
Select the file location on the camera’s
memory card. If the camera is changed,
use the update button to update the folder
tree.
Select the file
destination in the
computer.
Click the delete-original-files
check box to erase the
downloaded files from the
camera.
Use the index
display to select
specific files to
download. See
section 2.7 on how
to select files.
Click the select-all check box to copy all images to the computer.
The new folder
button adds a
folder to the folder
tree.
The update button updates the computer’s folder tree.
Confirm the settings and then click the download button to complete the operation. The
cancel button closes the window without downloading any images.
New folders can be created to store images.
Click on the desired location for the new
folder. In this example the new folder is
placed in the My Documents folder (1).
Click on the new-folder button (2) on the tool
bar or select the new-folder option from the
file menu. The new folder is created in the
specified location. The folder name can be
changed with the keyboard.
2.11 CREATING FOLDERS
2.12 COPY & MOVE FILES TO ANOTHER FOLDER
Multiple files can be copied or moved from one folder to another. Click on the thumbnail
borders to select the images. To select images, see section 2.7.
After selecting the files, click on the move-to-
folder button or copy-to-folder button on the tool
bar or select the corresponding option from the
edit menu. The select-destination window opens.
In the select-destination window, click on the
destination folder. Click the select button to move
or copy the specified images to the designated
folder. If an image has an attached audio, or
thumbnail file, those files are also copied.
A new folder can be created in the select-
destination window. Click on the location for the
new folder and click the new-folder button; a
folder appears in the folder tree in the window.
The folder can be renamed.
Copy-to-folder button
Move-to-folder button
New folder button
Master Notes
Files can also be copied by clicking on the
thumbnail and dragging it to a folder in the
folder tree.

2.15 RENAMING SINGLE FILES
Single files can be renamed in the thumbnail and details
displays. When rewriting file names, always include the original
file extension.
Select the image. Click on the file name to activate the cursor.
Use the keyboard to change the file name.
2.13 CUT, COPY, PASTE, AND DELETE - WINDOWS
The cut, copy, and paste functions are
located in the edit menu. They can be
used for editing file and folder names,
but they cannot be used to cut, copy,
or paste files and folders.
The delete button on the tool bar or
pressing the command and delete
button on the keyboard erases files
and folders. When a delete command
is given, a confirmation screen
appears. Clicking the yes button
executes the command and deletes
the data, clicking the no button
cancels the delete command.
2.14 CUT, COPY, PASTE, AND DELETE - MACINTOSH
The tool bar and edit menu can be used to cut, copy, and paste folders and files. The
delete button and delete option on the file menu erases files. These functions affect any
audio or thumbnail files attached to an image. The delete key on the keyboard also
deletes folders and images.
2.16 RENAMING MULTIPLE FILES
Multiple files can be renamed. See section 2.7 on how to select files.
After selecting the images to be renamed,
select the rename-all option in the tool menu.
The rename-all window opens.
In the rename-all window, enter the new file
name and the first serial number. The first file
name in the series is displayed in the sample
area.
Click the OK button to change the file names
of the selected images.
Select the folder or images to be moved. Click the cut or copy button. The display does
not change when a cut is made until the paste has been completed. Click on the new
location for the folder or images. Click the paste button to complete the operation.
When a delete command is given, a confirmation screen appears. Clicking the yes button
executes the command and deletes the data, clicking the no button cancels the delete
command.
Delete button
Paste button
Cut button Copy button
Delete button
Master Notes
Images locked with the camera have the lock indicator displayed
on the top left corner of the thumbnail. To unlock the image in
Windows, right click on the file icon in the hard drive and select
the properties option; uncheck the read-only attributes. In
Macintosh, highlight the file icon in the hard drive and press
command + i; uncheck the lock option in the dialog box.

10 SECTION 3: BASIC IMAGE PROCESSING
3.1 PHOTOFINISHER WINDOW
3.0 BASIC IMAGE PROCESSING
The section covers the basic operation of the Photofinisher. Images can be processed to
improve them. For advanced Photofinisher functions, see section 7.0.
1. Organizer button (p. 5)
3. Save button (p. 15)
2. Photofinisher button
6. Grab tool (p. 10)
4. Photofinisher tool pane
5. Rotate buttons (p. 11)
12.RGB display (p. 11)
11. Undo-all button (p. 14)
9. Fit-to-window button (p. 10)
10.Comparison display button (p. 14)
16.Status bar
15.Basic-information tab (p. 5)
14.Histogram tab (p. 5)
17.Detailed-information tab (p. 5)
13.Frame selector
7. Magnification tool (p. 10)
8. Actual-size button (p. 10)
18.Hide/Show pane button (p. 5)
22.Thumbnail display
21.Preview display
19.Favorites selector (p. 7)
The Organizer and Photofinisher buttons switch between the main software functions.
The status bar gives information on operation.
20.Favorites tab (p. 7)
The frame selector shows the number of the
displayed image as well as the total number of
images in the folder. Clicking the arrows displays
the previous or next image.
3.2 IMAGE DISPLAY TOOLS
Grab - When an image is larger than the
display area, the grab tool can scroll the
image. Click the grab-tool button to select
the tool; the cursor changes. Click and
drag on the image to scroll.
Fit to Window - click an image to select it and then the fit-to-window button,
which resizes the image automatically to fit the display area.
The tool bar contains tools to enlarge and scroll displayed images. Simply click on the
appropriate button to active the tool.
Actual size - click an image to select it and then the actual-size button, which
shows the image based on its pixel dimensions.
Magnification tool - the display image
can be enlarged or reduced. Click the
magnification-tool button to select the
tool; the cursor changes. Click on the
image to enlarge. To reduce, hold down
the alt (Windows) or option key
(Macintosh) and click on the image. When
the image has reached the magnification
limit, the plus or minus sign in the
magnifier icon disappears. Enlarge Reduce
The zoom option on the view menu controls the
size of the display image. As well as the
magnification tool’s enlarge and reduce functions,
fit-to-window, and actual-size functions, the menu
can display the image at preset magnifications.
Master Notes
Tools can be selected using the keyboard. Press and hold the space bar to activate
the grab tool. Press and hold the control key (Windows) or command key (Macintosh)
to activate the magnification tool to enlarge an image. Press and hold the alt. key
(Windows) or option key (Macintosh) to activate the magnification tool to reduce image
size.

3.4 RGB DISPLAY
The RGB (red, green, blue) values for any point on the image can be displayed. Simply
place the cursor on the image to display the information.
3.3 ROTATE IMAGES
The orientation of the
displayed image can be
changed with the rotate
buttons on the tool bar or with
the tools menu. Any changes
to image orientation is applied
to the selected thumbnail
image(s). The rotate buttons
rotate the thumbnail in 90°
increments each time the
buttons are clicked.
3.5 TONE PROCESSING
Automatic tone-curve processing can be applied to
an image. Click the image thumbnail to display it in
the preview area.
Click the tone-curves and histogram button to
open the dialog box.
Select the appropriate processing from the tone-
processing list box. The affect is visible in the
preview image.
The selected processing is reflected on the tone
curve. The curve can be adjusted further by
clicking and dragging on the nodes. see section
7.2 for more on tone curves.
To cancel the tone processing, select the none
option from the list box or click the reset button.
Click the close button to close the window. If a
change is made, an indicator is shown on the tone-
curves and histogram button. See Master notes on
page 13.
Master Notes
The auto-setting button makes automatic tone-
curve and histogram adjustments to the image.
Adjustments to contrast and color are made.
Simply click the button to see the results. Click
the reset button to cancel the processing.
Reset button
Close button

3.6 CONTRAST & COLOR BALANCE
Contrast and color corrections can be applied to
an image. Click the image thumbnail to display it in
the preview area.
Click the contrast and color balance button to open
the dialog box.
3.7 AN INTRODUCTION TO COLOR
RED
GREEN
B
L
U
E
CYAN
M
A
G
E
N
T
A
YELLOW
Click and drag on the sliders or enter a value in the
text boxes to make adjustments: changes are
applied to the preview image. For more on color,
see section 3.7.
To cancel the changes click the reset button. Click
the close button to close the window. If a change
is made, an indicator is shown on the contrast and
color balance button. See Master notes on page
13.
Click the variation button to open the variation
palette, see below.
The variation palette allows an image to be
corrected by comparing it to other slightly
corrected images surrounding it. This is an easy
method to correct images for individuals who are
inexperienced in image processing.
Click the variation button to display the palette.
3.6.1 VARIATION PALETTE
Click the arrow next to the variation list box to
select the image quality to be corrected: color
balance or contrast. Each variation palette shows
the current image in the center with corrected
samples displayed around it.
Click the best image among the frames. The
selected image becomes the new center
surrounded by a set of new images; the change is
applied to the preview image. This procedure can
be repeated until the desired correction is
obtained. Click the reset button to cancel all
changes.
Click and drag the bottom right palette corner to
resize. Sample images change accordingly.
Reset button
Close button
Variation button
Click the close button to close the palette and
apply any changes.
The difference between the samples can be changed. Drag the correction-step slider,
or enter a value into the text box to set the degree of correction between the samples.
The initial setting is 10.
Checking the display-limit check box indicates
with the complementary color when any of the
image values exceed 0 (black limit) or 255
(white limit). For
example, if the yellow
channel exceeds
those values, the area
is displayed in blue.
In photography, red, green, and blue are
the primary colors. The secondary colors,
cyan, magenta, and yellow, are made
from combining the primary colors: cyan
= blue + green, magenta = blue + red,
and yellow = red + green. The primary
and secondary colors are grouped in
complementary pairs: red and cyan,
green and magenta, and blue and yellow.
Knowing the complementary colors is
very important in color balancing. If the
image has a specific color cast, either
subtracting the color or adding its
complementary color creates a natural
looking image. For example, if the image
is too red, decrease the amount of red; if
the image is too yellow, increase the
amount of blue.
Adding or subtracting equal parts of red, green, and blue has no affect on the color
balance. However, it can change the overall image brightness and contrast. Usually, no
more than two color channels are needed to color balance an image.
Color balancing is a skill that develops with practice. While the human eye is extremely
sensitive in making comparative judgements, it is a poor tool when making absolute
measurements of color. Initially, it can be very difficult to distinguish between blue and
cyan, and red and magenta. However, adjusting the wrong color channel never improves
an image; subtracting blue from an image that is too cyan creates a green cast.

3.8 HUE, SATURATION, & LIGHTNESS
Hue, saturation, and lightness corrections can be
applied to an image. Click the image thumbnail to
display it in the preview area.
Click the hue, saturation, and lightness button to
Click and drag on the sliders or enter a value in the
text boxes to make corrections: changes are
applied to the preview image. The hue slider
rotates the colors in the image through the color
space; the maximum position to the right (180°) is
the same as the maximum position to the left
(–180°).
Two color spaces are displayed at the bottom of
the dialog box. The top bar indicates the color
space of the original image. The bottom bar
displays the relative changes to the color space.
To cancel the changes click the reset button. Click
the close button to close the window. If a change
is made, an indicator is shown on the hue,
saturation, and lightness button.
Click the variation button to open the variation
palette, see the next section.
The variation palette allows an image to be
corrected by comparing it to other slightly
corrected images surrounding it. This is an easy
method to correct images for individuals who are
inexperienced in image processing.
Click the variation button in the hue, saturation,
and lightness dialog box to display the palette.
Click the best image among the frames. The
selected image becomes the new center
surrounded by a set of new images; the change is
applied to the preview image. This procedure can
be repeated until the desired correction is
obtained.
3.8.1 VARIATION PALETTE
Reset button
Close button
Variation button
Click the close button to close the palette and
apply any changes.
The difference between the samples can be changed. Drag the correction-step slider,
or enter a value into the text box to set the degree of correction between the samples.
The initial setting is 10.
Checking the display-limit check box indicates
with the complementary color when any of the
image values exceed 0 (black limit) or 255
(white limit). For
example, if the yellow
channel exceeds
those values, the area
is displayed in blue.
The hue, saturation and
lightness controls adjust the
image in reference to the HSL
color model. Hue refers to
each separate color in the
model. Saturation is how vivid
each colors is. Lightness
describes how bright or dark
a color is in the color space.
Click to cancel all changes.
Master Notes
If any image-processing tool is used, an
indicator is shown on the corresponding tool
button. The check box allows the processing
to be canceled or applied; the change is
reflected in the preview image.
Click and drag to resize palette.
Saturation
Lightness
Hue
When changing hue, each color is assigned a new hue depending on the degree of
rotation through the color space. In the example, the original image was rotated 180°
through the color space.

3.10 UNDOING IMAGE PROCESSING
3.9 COMPARISON DISPLAY
Click the comparison display button to divide the preview display area in two.
The original image data is on the left and the processed data is on the right. To
display the processed image only, click the button again.
Original data Processed data
Changes made with the display tools (p. 10) on one image is applied to the other. Using
the fit-to-window button automatically resizes both images to fit the display area.
Click the reset-all button to cancel all image processing applied to the displayed image.
3.12 RESIZE
An image can be resized. Click the image
thumbnail to display it in the preview area.
Click the resize button to open the dialog box.
Enter the new width or height in the text boxes.
Pixel dimensions must fall in the range of 90 to
3,500 pixels. The image can also be resized by a
percentage of the original dimensions using the
magnification field. Only one value needs to be
entered, the other values adjust automatically to
keep the image proportions unchanged.
Click the close button to set the new dimensions.
The image is resized when it is saved or printed.
The reset button cancels any changes.
If a change is made, it is shown with an indicator
on the resize button. See Master notes on page
13.
Reset button
Close button
Master Notes
Multiple files can be resized at one time using
the batch-processing option in the tools menu
in the Organizer. See section 6.3 for more
information.
3.11 FLIP
Select the appropriate flip option
from the tools menu to flip the
displayed image. The vertical
option flips the image left to
right. The horizontal option flips
the image top to bottom.

3.13 SAVE
To save an image after applying processing, click
the save button or select the save option from the
file menu. The save command overwrites the
original data. A confirmation screen appears
before an images is saved. Click the yes button to
save the file.
Save erases and replaces the original file
data. To protect this data, use the save-as
command to rename the file, see below.
3.14 SAVE AS
Click the save button to save the image.
To save an image file under a new name or in a
new file format, select the save-as option from the
file menu. The operating system’s save-as dialog
box opens.
If JPEG is selected, the compression rate must be
fixed using the slide bar in the option box. The
higher the compression rate, the smaller the file
size, and the lower the image quality.
If RAW data is saved as a TIFF file, the color
depth must be specified between 8-bit per
channel and 16-bit per channel.
The save-as dialog box varies with the operating
system. Refer to the operating system’s help
section for more information. The following should
be specified:
Specify the location to save the file.
Enter the file name.
Specify the file format of the image from the list
box. The file does not need to be saved in the
original file format.
Embed color profile if appropriate. Unchecking
the box deletes any embedded profile. Not
available with all file formats.
4.0 PRINTING
The section covers the basic printing operation. Single or multiple images can be printed.
The appearance of screens can vary with operating system and printer.
Simply click the print button to open the print dialog box. The print button is located in the
Organizer and Photofinisher. The print dialog box can also be opened from the file menu.
Master Notes
The date and time of recording, file name,
and user note can be imprinted into the
image data. See section 7.10 for more
information.
An area within an image can be selected
for printing. See section 7.11 for more
information.
An index print of the images in a folder or
in favorites can be made in the Organizer.
See section 6.2.
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Click the print button to begin printing. The operating
system’s print dialog box opens before the document
is sent to the printer; this screen varies with the
operating system and printer. Refer to the operating
system’s help and the printer instruction manual.
Select the appropriate options from the print dialog box. Click the print button to start
printing or the cancel button to close the window.
Click the check box to add information to the
printout. Click the Info. setup button to select
the information printed.
On the information-print-setup screen, click
the appropriate check boxes. To make a user
note, see section 6.4. Click the add-text check
box and enter a comment in the text field
below it. Click “OK” to complete the setup.
Fonts can be selected and changed; click the
font-setup or font-color buttons to open the
appropriate dialog box.
The size-to-page option sets print parameters
automatically. The image can be bled to the long or
the short side of the page; the print preview reflects
the setting.
SECTION 4: PRINTING
4.1 PRINT - SINGLE
Select the image(s) to be printed and click the print button (p. 15). Use the print dialog
box to set up the print parameters.
Select the single-image or multiple-image option from
the list box depending on if a single image or multiple
images are to be printed on each page. For information
on multiple-image setup, see section 4.1.1.
Page / total number of pages - click the left/right
buttons to show the next or previous page.
To access the dialog box for the printer. This screen
varies with the operating system and printer. Refer to
the operating system’s help and the printer instruction
manual.
Uncheck the size-to-page option to set print size
manually. The fields are linked so a change in one
value is reflected in the others. The units for width
and height can be changed. To see the affect on the
preview image, click the apply button. Auto rotate
can be turned on and off, see below.
Auto rotate orients the image to the page dimensions
automatically; the print preview reflects the setting.
For information on the font-setup and font-color dialog
boxes, see Master notes on page 17.

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Master Notes
The font, font style, and point size can be specified with the
font setup dialog box; click the button to open the box. The
sample area reflects the settings. The script can be selected
from the list box at the bottom. The fonts and scripts
available vary with the computer system.
SECTION 4: PRINTING
Click the print button to begin printing. The operating
system’s print dialog box opens before the document
is sent to the printer; this screen varies with the
operating system and printer. Refer to the operating
system’s help and the printer instruction manual.
Select the appropriate options from the print dialog box. Click the print button to start
printing or the cancel button to close the window.
Click the check box to add information to the
printout. Click the Info. setup button to select
the information printed.
On the information-print-setup screen, click
the appropriate check boxes. To make a user
note, see section 6.4. Click the add-text check
box and enter a comment in the text field
below it. Click “OK” to complete the setup.
Fonts can be selected and changed; click the
font-setup or font-color buttons to open the
appropriate dialog box.
Select the page layout from the layout list box; the
setting is reflected in the print preview.
4.1.1 PRINT - MULTIPLE
Select the image(s) to be printed and click the print button (p. 15). Use the print dialog
box to set up the print parameters.
Select the single-image or multiple-image option from
the list box depending on if a single image or multiple
images are to be printed on each page. For information
on single-image setup, see section 4.1.
Page / total number of pages - click the left/right
buttons to show the next or previous page.
To access the dialog box for the printer. This screen
varies with the operating system and printer. Refer to
the operating system’s help and the printer instruction
manual.
Auto rotate orients the images to best fit the page
automatically; the print preview reflects the setting.
To open the font-setup and font-color dialog boxes, see Master notes below.
The text color can be specified with the font-color dialog box;
click the button to open the box. This dialog box varies
between operating systems. Refer to the operating system
help for more information.

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5.0 PREFERENCES
The preferences dialog box can customize
the DiMAGE Master Lite operation. The
preferences dialog box can be opened from
the Organizer and Photofinisher. Select the
option from the file menu (Windows) or
DiMAGE Master Lite menu (Macintosh).
5.1 BASIC INFORMATION PREFERENCES
The information shown in the basic
information tab in the Organizer and
Photofinisher can be edited in the
preferences dialog box. The preferences
dialog box is opened from the file menu
(Windows) or DiMAGE Master Lite menu
(Macintosh).
Click on an information heading to highlight
it, then click the hide or show button to
move it between the lists. The hide-all and
show-all buttons move all headings from
one list to another.
For more on the basic information tab, see
section 2.4.
Master Notes
When using a Macintosh operating
system, the DiMAGE Master Lite menu
opens the preferences and color
preferences dialog boxes. The menu can
also be used for opening other
applications with the services option as
well as hiding the DiMAGE Master Lite or
other windows.
5.2 APPLICATION PREFERENCES
Files can be opened in other applications
directly from the Organizer or Photofinisher.
The preferences dialog box is opened from
the file menu (Windows) or DiMAGE Master
Lite menu (Macintosh).
To create a link to another image-
processing application, click the load
button.
In the operating system’s open dialog box,
locate the application, select it, and click the
open button to complete the operation. The
application is displayed in the preferences
dialog box.
Links to multiple applications can be made.
To open a single or multiple images in the
linked application from the Organizer or
Photofinisher, select the images from the
thumbnail display and then select the
application from the open-with option in the
file menu.
To delete a link, highlight the application in
the preferences dialog box, and click the
delete button.
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19 SECTION 5: PREFERENCES
Some Konica Minolta cameras can record
movie and audio files. Audio recordings,
voice memos, and audio captions are
indicated by an audio indicator. Movies use
a .mov or .avi extension. QuickTime must
be installed in the computer to view a
thumbnail image of a movie file. The
application to open these files must be
specified in preferences.
Movie
Voice memo or audio caption
Audio recording
Click a view button to locate the
corresponding movie or audio application.
In the operating system’s open dialog box,
locate the application, select it, and click the
open button to complete the operation.
The application is displayed in the
preferences dialog box. Repeat the process
to replace the current application.
To playback a movie or audio file, simply
double click on the thumbnail. To play back
an attached audio file, single click on the
indicator next to the favorites selector. The
selected application opens automatically.
SECTION 6: ADVANCED ORGANIZER
6.0 ADVANCED ORGANIZER
The section covers advanced Organizer operation. See section 3 for information on the
basic tools and functions.
6.1 SAVE IMAGE INFORMATION
Information on images can be saved. This
data can be viewed in a spreadsheet
application such as Microsoft Excel.
Select the images whose information is to
be recorded and then select the save-
information option from the file menu.
Select the type of information to be included
by clicking on the check boxes next to the
item in the select-information pane.
Click the appropriate radio button to specify
the format of the compiled data.
Click the save button to continue.
In the operating system’s save-as dialog
box, specify the location and name of the
file. Click the save button to complete the
operation.
The document can be opened in a
spreadsheet application the supports .CSV
format files. Check the application’s
manual.

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6.2 PRINT INDEX
Index prints or images in a folder or in favorites
can be made in the Organizer.
Select the folder or the favorites tab and then
select the print-index option from the file menu in
the Organizer window. The print-index dialog box
opens.
Date and time of recording
Print preview displays the images as well as
the print options for title, page number, file
name, and date of recording.
Title for each page.
Page number
File name
Page / total number of pages - click the left/right buttons to show the next or previous
index page.
Select the number of images per page from the list box. If the folder contains a large
number of images, the preview display may take some time to show the new layout.
To print the index. The operating system’s print dialog box opens
before the document is sent to the printer; this screen varies with the
operating system and printer.
Select the appropriate options from the index-print dialog box. Click the print button to
start printing or the cancel button to close the window.
To access the dialog box for the
printer. This screen varies with the
operating system and printer.
To select the text format on the
index. For more on this dialog box,
see Master notes on page 17.
To select the color of the text printed
on the index. This dialog box varies
with the operating system, see
Master notes on page 17.
To select the information printed on the index.
Changes are reflected in the preview. Use the
text box to enter the title.
Select the appropriate option to justify the
printing to the long or short dimension of the
printed page.

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Master Notes
During a save operation, if a folder contains files with the same name as the ones
being saved, the confirm operation dialog box opens. Three operations are available:
SECTION 6: ADVANCED ORGANIZER
6.3 BATCH PROCESSING
Images can be rotated. Click the rotate-
clockwise check box to activate the radio
buttons. Each image in the batch will be
rotated by the specified degree.
Images can be resized. Click the resize
check box to activate the fields. Enter the
new width or height in the text boxes
between 90 and 3,500. The image can also
be resized by a percentage of the original
dimensions using the magnification field.
Only one value needs to be entered, the
other values adjust automatically to keep
the image proportions unchanged.
Click the start button to begin processing.
The select-folder dialog box opens.
Multiple images can be rotated and resized
at one time and multiple RAW images can
be converted to JPEG or TIFF files based
on camera settings used during capture.
Select the images to be processed and
then select the batch-processing option
from the tools menu.
Select the destination folder from the folder
tree. A new folder can be created with the
new-folder button. Specify the file type from
the list box. Select any available option
below it. The compression rate for JPEG
files can be set and RAW images can be
saved as 8-bit or 16-bit TIFF files.
Click the change-file-name check box to
make a new file name with serial number.
Enter the name and number in the text
boxes.
Click the OK button to begin batch
processing. An ICC profile is embedded in the image.
Unchecking the box removes any
embedded profiles.
New-folder button
Overwrite - the old file is replaced with
the new one erasing the original data.
Skip - the file is not saved and the batch
processing continues. The file can be
processed later.
Add serial number - the file serial
number is extended with an extra digit to
prevent overwriting the original file.
The apply check box repeats the selected operation if another file in the batch has a
conflicting file name.
Click the OK button to continue. The cancel button stops the batch processing at that
point.
Master Notes
When resizing images in a batch, the pixel dimensions displayed are based on the first
image in the batch. Any images with a different aspect ratio or orientation are resized
to the width dimension; the height dimension changes to compensate for the
proportions. To process image to approximately the same file size, the images in the
batch should all have a horizontal or vertical orientation.
6.4 EDIT USER NOTE
A user note can be added to an image. This
note can be seen on the information
thumbnail display (p. 6), in the information
tabs (p. 5), and printed with an image (p.
16, 17). Exif 2.1 or later format images can
have a user note.
Select the image(s). Choose the edit-user-
note option from the tools menu to open the
edit window. Enter the note and click the
OK button to complete the operation.

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7.0 ADVANCED PHOTOFINISHER
The section covers advanced photofinisher operation including
RAW processing. See section 4 for information on the basic
tools and functions.
7.1 PROCESSING TOOLS
The processing tools available depends if the file type is RAW
data or not. The thumbnails of RAW files are marked with an
indicator. Simply click the tool buttons to open the palette.
Rotate is located on the tool bar, see section 3.3. Flip is
located on the tool menu.
Tone curve and histogram (exposure compensation - RAW only), p. 11, 23
White balance (RAW only), p. 26
Sharpness, p. 26
Hue, saturation, and lightness, p. 13
Filter effects (RAW only), p. 26
Color space selection (RAW only), p. 27
Contrast and color balance, p. 12
Imprint data, p. 27
Resize, p. 14
Rotate / Flip, p. 11, 14
Processing
6.5 SLIDE SHOW
The images in the all-images or favorites
tab can be displayed automatically in the
order specified by the sort-by list box.
Click the appropriate tab. Select the slide-
show option from the view menu.
Close button
Classification selector
File name
Reverse to previous image
Forward to next image
Pause / Play
Quit
Play once / Repeat
The slide-show controller can pause, start,
forward, reverse, repeat, and quit the slide
show. When the slide show is paused, the
duration each image is displayed can be
specified; the duration does not include
loading time, which depends on file size.
The favorites selector is active. Images can
be added to or remove from favorites as
they are displayed. For more on favorites,
see section 2.8.
To hide the controller, right click (Windows)
or press the control key and click
(Macintosh) on the image and select the
option. Press the escape key on the
keyboard to exit the slide show.
Master Notes
Some commands and functions can be
accessed with the mouse. Right click (Windows)
or press the control key and click (Macintosh) on
the thumbnail to display the options. The menu
varies between the Organizer and Photofinisher
as well as operating systems.
SECTION 7: ADVANCED PHOTOFINISHER
Master Notes
The full version of DiMAGE Master has dust-removal processing for digital SLRs. This
processing uses a reference image to eliminate the affect of dust on the CCD from the
captured image.

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Exposure compensation is only available with
RAW images.
7.2 TONE CURVE AND HISTOGRAM
Reset button
Auto-setting button, see section 3.5.
Output shadow and highlight text boxes
Output shadow and highlight sliders
Input shadow, gamma, and highlight sliders
Input shadow, gamma, and highlight text
boxes
Histogram
Apply button
White, gray, and black-point buttons
Tone curve
Smooth curve button
Freehand curve button
Channel list box
Color-histogram button
Place the mouse pointer over the tone
curve. Click and drag the curve.
Each time the tone curve is clicked, a new
node is attached. The nodes can be moved
by clicking and dragging. The input and
output levels of the node are displayed as it
is moved. The input level (horizontal axis)
refers to the original image, and the output
level (vertical axis) refers to the new value
in the adjusted image.
Any corrections made on the tone curve
are immediately applied to the displayed
image. By placing the mouse pointer on the
image, the gray or color level of that point is
indicated on the tone curve by a white
circle.
Click the arrow next to the channel list box
to select the channel. To make adjustments
to the color balance of the image, select the
appropriate color channel. To adjust the
contrast or brightness of the image without
affecting the color, select the RGB channel.
Exposure compensation slider and text box
Close button
Tone-processing list box, see section 3.5.
Master Notes
When processing a RAW image with
the tone curve and histogram palette,
exposure compensation can be
adjusted. Use the slider or enter an Ev
value in the text box.
To draw a tone curve, click the freehand-
curve button. The mouse pointer changes
to the pencil tool when placed in the tone-
curve box.
Click and drag the pointer to draw a new
curve. Extreme image manipulations are
possible with the freehand curve tool.
To smooth a rough freehand curve, click
the smooth-curve button. Nodes are
automatically placed on the curve and can
be adjusted with the mouse.
With extreme freehand curves, the smooth
curve button may significantly change the
shape of the curve. The reset button
cancels all corrections in all channels.
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The histogram indicates the distribution of
pixels with specific brightness and color
values in the displayed image. Using the
histogram can maximize the output of the
image data. Changes made with the
histogram are also displayed on the tone
curve.
The highlight level, shadow level, and
gamma can be set manually with the
sliders under the histogram. These levels
are displayed numerically to the right of the
sliders and can be changed with the
keyboard.
Gamma defines the mid-tones of the
image. The input highlight slider sets the
white level. All pixels to the right of the
slider are set to 255 and any image detail
they may contain is lost. The input shadow
slider sets the black level. All pixels to the
left of the slider are set to 0 and any image
detail they may contain is lost.
The black and white output levels can be
adjusted. By moving the output highlight
and shadow sliders, the contrast of the
image can be reduced.
Click the color-histogram button to view the
red, green, and blue histograms. Click the
button again to hide the display.
Input shadow slider
Input gamma slider
Input highlight slider
Output shadow slider
Output highlight slider
The tone curve is a graphic representation of the
brightness and color levels of the image. The bottom axis
is the 256 levels of the original image (input data) from
black to white. The vertical axis is the corrected image
(output data) with the same scale from top to bottom.
The bottom left portion of the graph represents the dark
colors and shadow areas of the image. The middle section
represents the mid-tones: skin, grass, blue sky. The top
right section is the highlights: clouds, lights. Changing the
tone curve can affect the brightness, contrast, and color of
the image.
7.3 TONE-CURVE PROCESSING GUIDE
Input
Output
Highlights
Mid-tones
Shadows
By selecting individual color channels on the
tone curve, adjustments to the overall color
of an image can be made. This can be used
to eliminate unnatural color casts or add
warmth to an image.
If the image is too red, green, or blue, simply
drag the corresponding color-channel curve
down until the color appears natural. If the
color cast is predominantly one of the
secondary colors, cyan, magenta, or yellow,
move the curve of the complementary color
up. For example, if the image is too yellow,
move the blue curve up. For more on color,
see section 3.7.
Correcting color
Changing brightness
This is a simple technique to make an image
brighter.
With the RGB channel selected, place the
smooth-curve cursor on the center of the
curve. Click and drag the curve up. Look at
the displayed image to judge the result. The
adjustment can be very small and still have a
significant impact on the image. Moving the
tone curve down makes the image darker.
The contrast of an image can be changed.
The 45° line on the tone-curve graph
represents the original contrast of the image.
Making the angle of the tone curve greater
than 45° increases the contrast. Making the
angle less than 45° reduces contrast.
With the RGB channel selected, click on the
tone curve near the top and bottom to add
two nodes. Slightly move the top node up
and the bottom node down. This increases
the angle of the central portion of the tone
curve and increase the contrast of the image
without making an overall change in image
brightness.
Increasing contrast

This guide shows simple corrections that
can be made with a histogram. Unlike the
tone curve, the histogram provides
information on a specific image. This can
used to evaluate the image and make
adjustments accordingly.
The pixel distribution in the histogram
shows the entire tonal range of the image is
not used. There is an absence pixels in the
highlights.
By moving the highlight slider to the left to
set the white level to where the pixel
distribution begins, image contrast is
improved.
The gamma slider can be used to change the relative distribution of the tones in the
image. By moving the gamma slider to the left toward the shadows, the image becomes
lighter. By moving the gamma slider in the opposite direction, the image becomes darker.
7.4 HISTOGRAM PROCESSING GUIDE
On the tone-curve / histogram palette,
corrections can be made by specifying a
white, black, and gray point within the
image. When a dropper tool is placed over
the image, the RGB display and tone curve
show the value of that point. All changes
are immediately reflected in the displayed
image.
Click and hold the apply button to show the
change on the histogram. To change the
white and black point value, see the
following section.
Click the reset button to cancel the
processing.
7.5 WHITE, BLACK, & GRAY-POINT PROCESSING
Click the white-point button; the mouse
pointer changes to the white dropper tool.
With the dropper tool, click on the brightest
neutral area of the image to define it as the
white point. The values of the image are
adjusted based on the selected point. The
default level for the white point is 255 for
each RGB channel.
Click the black-point button.
With the dropper tool, click on the darkest
neutral area of the image to define it as the
black point. The values of the image are
adjusted based on the selected point. The
default level for the black point is 0 for each
RGB channel.
Click the gray-point button. The gray point
controls the color of the image.
With the dropper tool, click a neutral area of
the image to be defined as the gray point.
The area used to calibrate the gray point
must be neutral. The brightness level of the
area is not important, but if the area has a
definite color, the color is not balanced
correctly.
Sampled point RGB display

The white and black-point values are set to 255 and 0 for each RGB level. Changing
these values allow the calibration of an image with no true white or black. This is an
advanced image-processing tool.
7.5.1 WHITE AND BLACK-POINT VALUES
Double-click on either the white-point or
black-point button to activate the point-
value-setting dialog box.
Input the new white-point or black-point
values. Click the OK button.
With the point-value-setting dialog box
open, the mouse pointer can be used to
measure the color of any point on the
displayed image.
Calibrate the image following the steps in
section 7.5: white, black, and gray point
processing.
7.6 WHITE BALANCE (RAW ONLY)
White balance controls the overall color of
the image. Adjust white balance before
using the filter-effects palette so that image
color can be judged accurately.
The list box automatically applies the
camera white-balance setting used when
the image was captured or balances it to a
specific light source. The Auto Precision
Analysis option automatically adjusts white
balance.
7.7 SHARPNESS
Basic sharpness processing can be applied to
an image. Move the contrast slider among the
soft, normal, and hard positions to change the
degree of sharpness. Move the slider to the left
most position in order to not apply any
sharpness processing.
The affect of sharpness can be seen in the
sample image. Click and drag on the sample to
scroll it. Click the image-display-area-preview
check box to see the affect in the Photofinisher
display.
7.8 FILTER EFFECTS (RAW ONLY)
Filter effects specifies if the RAW image is
to be color or black and white. The overall
color of the image can be adjusted.
There are two sets of color slider: LB (Light
Balancing) filter and CC (Color
Compensating) filter controls. The LB filter
scale is calibrated in mired. The CC filter
sliders are for red/cyan, green/magenta,
and blue/yellow adjustments. CC refers to
optical density. 30CC has an optical density
of 0.3 or 1.0Ev.
Click the check box at the bottom of the
palette to convert the RAW data to black
and white.
Master Notes
The full version of DiMAGE Master allows white balance to be calibrated with color
temperature and CC index data collected with a color meter or using sampled neutral
areas directly from the RAW image.
Master Notes
The full version of DiMAGE Master allows sharpening with an unsharp mask for all
image data as well as spatial frequency filtering for RAW images.
Master Notes
The full version of DiMAGE Master can
create toned black and white images as
well as apply contrast filters to the black
and white RAW data.

7.9 COLOR SPACE SELECTION (RAW ONLY)
Color space selection specifies the target
color space for the RAW image when it is
saved. Select the color space from the list
box.
Ten standard color spaces are available.
The camera-settings option employs the
color space defined by the camera’s color
mode; see the camera’s instruction
manual.
To use a specific profile, select the use-
ICC-profile option from the list box; the
operating system’s open dialog box opens.
Locate and open the profile; the profile
name is displayed in the color-space-
selection dialog box.
Master Notes
sRGB - multi-media and internet standard.
Adobe RGB - graphic arts standard.
PRO Photo RGB - a Kodak standard.
Apple RGB - Apple display standard.
CIE RGB - specialized color space.
The date and time of recording, file name,
and user note can be imprinted into the
image. To add a user note to an image, see
section 6.4.
Select the information to be imprinted by
checking the appropriate boxes.
Click the appropriate position button to
select the corner to imprint the data. If the
within-area-marquee check box is
selected, the data appears inside the area
marquee in the position selected. For more
about the area marquee, see section 7.11.
The font-setup and font-color button allow
the attributes of the imprinted text to be
specified. See the Master notes on page 17
for more information.
The relative size of the imprinted data
varies with image size. To cancel the
imprinting function, click the reset button.
When the file is saved, the data is
embedded into the image. Always rename
the file to protect the original image data.
RAW data cannot be saved as 16-bit TIFF
files.
7.10 IMPRINT DATA
ColorMatch RGB - prepress standard.
NTSC - Japanese television standard.
PAL/SECAM - European television standard.
SMPTE-C - U.S. television standard.
Wide-gamut RGB - specialized color space.

7.11 AREA MARQUEE
When the print-selected-area option is chosen, the print dialog box
opens. The selected area is seen in the preview display. See
section 4 on how to make print settings.
When the save-selected-area option is chosen, the save-as dialog
box opens. Enter the file name for the selected area, choose the
file format, specify the location to which to save the file, and save
the image, see section 3.14.
An area of an image can be selected and saved as a separate image file or printed. The
marquee can also be used to specify the area used for data imprinting (p. 27). Click on
the area-marquee button on the tool bar or select the area marquee from the cursor
option of the tools menu.
Area-marquee button
Click and drag over the area of the image to be selected. The area-
marquee tool creates a rectangle with a dashed border. The
marquee can be moved by placing the cursor within the area and
clicking and dragging. It can be resized by clicking and dragging on
the borders.
Select the save-selected-area option or the print-selected-area
option from the file menu.
7.12 SNAPSHOT
Image corrections can be stored temporarily as a thumbnail next to the displayed image.
To open the snapshot display area, select the show-snapshots option from the view
menu. Simply click the snapshot button on the tool bar or select the snapshot option from
the tools menu to create a thumbnail with the current image processing.
To return to previous image-processing
settings, click on the corresponding
snapshot. The processing is applied to the
displayed image. Up to 10 snapshots can
be made depending on the computer
memory available.
To delete a snapshot, click on the
thumbnail and select the delete-thumbnail
option from the tool menu or press the
keyboard delete key.
Snapshots can be printed, see the following
section.
Snapshot display area
Snapshot button
Master Notes
The copy-selected-area option on the edit menu, copies the
data in the area marquee to the clipboard so it can be pasted in
another application.

7.12.1 PRINT SNAPSHOTS
The current snapshots can be printed. Select the print-snapshots
option from the file menu to open the print-snapshots dialog box.
Print preview displays the images as
well as the print options for file name and
snapshot number.
Snapshot number.
File name. Selected with options.
Page / total number of pages - click the left/right buttons to show the next or previous
page.
Select the layout of the images per
page from the list box.
To print the snapshots. The
operating system’s print
dialog box opens before the
document is sent to the
printer; this screen varies
with the operating system
and printer.
Select the appropriate options from the print-snapshots dialog box. Click the print button
to start printing or the cancel button to close the window.
To access the dialog box for
the printer. This screen
varies with the operating
system and printer.
The snapshot pane shows the current
snapshots. Uncheck the check boxes to
remove them from the printing job.
To select the information printed with the
snapshots. Changes are reflected in the
preview.

30
Specific monitor and printer ICC profiles can be used with
DiMAGE Master Lite. Select the color-preferences option from the
file menu (Windows) or DiMAGE Master Lite menu (Macintosh) to
In the color-preferences dialog box, click the
printer-ICC-profile-name check box. Click on
the load button to display the open window.
sRGB_Printer.icc
Std_ColorLBP.icc
Std_DyeSublimation.icc
Std_InkJet.icc
Std_SilverHalide.icc
For printers which use sRGB color space.
For color laser printers.
For dye-sublimation printers.
For inkjet printers.
For silver-halide dye-transfer printers.
8.0 COLOR PREFERENCES
8.1 USING MONITOR ICC PROFILES
8.2 USING PRINTER ICC PROFILES
Generic printer profiles are supplied with DiMAGE Master Lite. See Master notes below
for the profile location.
Locate the ICC profile for the specific device.
CMY or CMYK printer profiles cannot be used
with DiMAGE Master Lite. Click the open button
to complete the operation.
The following printer profiles are for use with Konica Minolta Inkjet Paper Professional
Inkjet Photo Glossy Paper (North and Latin America) or Konica Minolta Inkjet Paper QP
Professional Photo Paper Glossy (all other regions):
CA_i960_QP_SBG1.icc
CA_960i_QP_SBG1.icc
CA_990i_QP_SBG1.icc
CA_9900i_QP_SBG1.icc
For Canon i960 model printers.
For Canon 960i model printers.
For Canon 990i model printers.
For Canon 9900i / 9950i model printers.
EP_4000PX_QP_SBG1.icc
CA_i990_QP_SBG1.icc
CA_i9900_QP_SBG1.icc
EP_2100_QP_SBG1.icc
For Epson PM-4000PX model printers.
For Canon i990 model printers.
For Canon i9900 / i9950 model printers.
For Epson Stylus Photo 2100 / 2200 model printers.
HP_5850_QP_SBG1.icc
EP_G800_QP_SBG1.icc
EP_G900_QP_SBG1.icc
EP_R800_QP_SBG1.icc
For HP Deskjet 5850 model printers.
For Epson PM-G800 model printers.
For Epson PX-G900 model printers.
For Epson Stylus Photo R800 model printers.
The following settings need to be made in the printer setup dialog box, which can be
accessed from the print dialog box:
For Canon models: set media type to “Photo paper pro,” color adjustment to
“manual,” and print type to “none.”
For Epson models: in the advanced options, set paper & quality option to “premium
glossy photo paper,” color management to “ICM,” and ICC/ICM profiles to “off.”
For HP models: set paper type to “hp premium plus photo paper, glossy,” print quality
to “Best,” and hp digital photography contrast enhancement and digital flash to “off.”
For more information or ICC profiles for other printers, visit us at:
http://konicaminolta.com/products/consumer/inkjet
SECTION 8: COLOR PREFERENCES
The computer system’s monitor ICC profiles
can be used with DiMAGE Master Lite. Select
the color-preferences option from the file menu
to open the dialog box. In the dialog box, click
the monitor-ICC-profile-name check box.
If the monitor ICC profile field is gray, the
monitor profile has not been specified with the
operating system. Refer to your operating
system’s manual or help on how to install monitor ICC profiles. For locations for specific
profiles, see section 10.2. Generic monitor profiles are supplied with DiMAGE Master
Lite: Std_Monitor.icc for average monitors, sRGB_Monitor.icc for Windows sRGB
monitors, and Apple_RGB_Monitor.icc for Apple monitors. See Master notes below for
the profile location.
Master Notes
The Konica Minolta monitor profile and printer profile folders containing the supplied
ICC profiles are in the following locations:
Windows XP: [Windows] > [System32] > [Spool] > [Drivers] > [Color] > [KonicaMinolta]
Windows 2000: [WINNT] > [System32] > [Spool] > [Drivers] > [Color] > [KonicaMinolta]
Windows 98, 98SE, Me: [Windows] > [System] > [Color] > [KonicaMinolta]
Mac OS X: [Library] > [ColorSync] > [Profiles] > [KonicaMinolta]
When loaded correctly, the profile name is
displayed. The profile can be temporarily
disabled by clicking on the printer-ICC-profile-
name check box.
CA_iP7100_QP_SB1.icc
CA_iP8600_QP_SB1.icc
For Canon iP7100 model printers.
For Canon iP8600 model printers.
EP_G5000_QP_SBG1.icc For Epson PX-G5000 model printers.
EP_G820_QP_SBG1.icc For Epson PM-G820 model printers.
EP_G920_QP_SBG1.icc For Epson PX-G920 model printers.

31 SECTION 9: APPENDIX
9.0 APPENDIX
Library ColorSync Profiles KonicaMinolta
Windows
Uninstall DiMAGE Master Lite using the add/remove programs or add/remove
applications (XP) routine in the control panel. Afterwards, place the KonicaMinolta folder
in the trash and empty it to complete the operation.
In Windows 2000 Professional and XP, the folder is located in:
[Documents and Settings] > [Logon user] > [Application Data] > [KonicaMinolta].
In Windows 98, 98SE, and Me, the folder is located in:
[Windows] > [Application Data] > [KonicaMinolta].
Macintosh
As well as the DiMAGE Master Lite application folder, the following files and folders
should also be deleted:
Users Logon name Library Preferences
Delete
9.1 UNINSTALLING DIMAGE MASTER LITE
DiMAGE Master Lite
com.konicaminolta.dimagemasterlite.plist
9.2 ICC PROFILE LOCATIONS
ICC profiles can be found in the following locations:
Windows XP: [Windows] > [System32] > [Spool] > [Drivers] > [Color]
Windows 2000: [WINNT] > [System32] > [Spool] > [Drivers] > [Color]
Windows 98, 98SE, Me: [Windows] > [System] > [Color]
Mac OS X: [Library] > [ColorSync] > [Profiles]
ICC profiles for a specific monitors or printers are available from the manufacturer. These
may be downloaded from the manufacturer’s web site. See the instruction manual of the
specific device on how to install the ICC profile.
© 2005 Konica Minolta Photo Imaging, Inc.
Under the Berne Convention and Universal Copyright Convention.
9224-7319-11 X-A503
Printed in Japan
Konica Minolta is a trademark of Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc. DiMAGE is a trademark of Konica
Minolta Photo Imaging, Inc. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks in the United States and
other countries of Microsoft Corporation. The official name of Windows is Microsoft Windows Operating
System. Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. Apple, Macintosh, Power Macintosh,
and Mac OS are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. All other brand and product names are
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