Editing Photos
Digital cameras can produce photos with an aspect ratio of both 4:3 and 16:9. Before
you start editing your production, be sure to select the correct aspect ratio for your
project. This is to prevent your produced photos from having black bars on their
borders.
Cropping Images
1. Select the image clip on
the timeline, and then
click the Crop Image
button.
2. Select the aspect ratio you
want used for the cropped
area of the image.
Tip: Cropping an image
changes the content shown, as
well as its aspect ratio. If your
project's aspect ratio is 16:9 and
the image's aspect ratio is 4:3,
you can use a 16:9 aspect ratio
to crop the image, so that the
resulting image now fits your
project.

3. Drag the edges of the crop
area to resize it as
required, and then click
OK.

Knowledge Base: The resulting
cropped image is saved as a
new image in the media library,
and the original image remains
untouched. The new file name
is the original file name with an
incremental number.
Fixing and Enhancing Images
Use the Fix/Enhance function to enhance the images and videos in your production by
adjusting the lighting and white balance.

1. Drag an image clip to a
timeline editing track, and
then click the Fix/
Enhance button.

2. Select the Lighting
Adjustment option, and
then use the slider to
adjust the parameters.

Tip: Select the Compare video
qualities in split preview
option to compare the original
and enhanced images in the
preview window.

3. Select the Color
Adjustment option, and
then adjust the brightness
and contrast of the image.
Click 'X' to close the Fix/
Enhance panel.