MVC-FD71 Question I have a MVC-FD71 and would like to know what is the neg. art setting in the picture perfect mode. Can I print a picture that was taken in that mode by mistake. Thanks for the reply. -- Lou Spada

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I have heard that there is actually a visible difference between pictures taken in regular mode and pictures taken in Neg Art mode and then reversed in software. Most editing software will have a negative effect that will reverse the picture.

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I do not know of the picture perfect mode. In neg art mode the image will appear as a negative on the screen. If you open it to an image editing application with an invert image command in it, you will actually see what you would have seen had it been shot in normal mode. You can print it either way. If it looks like a neg on your screen then it will look like that on your print.

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