Vista: Use Photo Gallery to Touch Up Your Photos
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Microsoft Vista The Windows Photo Gallery in Vista includes tools to do some touch up on your digital photos. While they are rather basic in nature, these tools can be quite handy in adjusting color or exposure, removing red eye, or cropping the image. To touch up your photos…
1. Open the image you wish to work on.
2. Click Fix.
3. In the right pane, select the desired control (you can choose from Auto Adjust, Adjust Exposure, Adjust Color, Crop Picture and Fix Red Eye).
4. To return to the gallery of images to select another photo, click Back to Gallery.
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