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Photomatix Pro User ManualVersion 4.2© 2012 HDRsoft. All rights reserved.HDR soft

Photomatix Pro User Guide 8• Detection: Sets the criteria for determining if a pixel is or is not ghosted when using automatic deghosting.Noise Reduc

Photomatix Pro User Guide 9Right-click (Windows) or control-click (Mac) inside the selected region and select Mark selection as ghosted area from the

Photomatix Pro User Guide 10Preprocessing Options2.1.4 Pre-Processing Options for RAW FilesPhotomatix Pro oers additional pre-processing options for

Photomatix Pro User Guide 112.2 Working with Single Image FilesPhotomatix Pro supports Tone Mapping of single image les. To load a single image le

Photomatix Pro User Guide 123 Adjusting Images Using Tone Mapping or Exposure FusionPhotomatix Pro provides access to HDR Tone Mapping and Exposure F

Photomatix Pro User Guide 13Undoing Adjustments and Reprocessing an ImageAfter processing an image, you can return to Tone Mapping or Exposure Fusion

Photomatix Pro User Guide 14Built-in presets are “factory” presets that are provided with the software. Photomatix Pro oers 32 built-in presets when

Photomatix Pro User Guide 15Custom PresetsCustom presets are presets that you saved when adjusting your images, or that you imported from presets crea

Photomatix Pro User Guide 16Details Enhancer – Lighting Adjustment settingsDetails Enhancer – Lighting Eects Mode3.3 Tone Mapping Details Enhancer S

Photomatix Pro User Guide 17Advanced Options• Micro-smoothing: Smoothes local detail enhancements. This has the eect of reducing noise in the sky, f

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Photomatix Pro User Guide 18Moving them to the left reduces clipping at the extremes. The White Point slider sets the value for the maximum of the ton

Photomatix Pro User Guide 19We recommend using the Polygonal tool, but you can use the Normal or Magnetic tool if you prefer. Selection works dierent

Photomatix Pro User Guide 20– To close the selection, double-click, or single-click on the starting point.Choosing a Lasso– The Polygonal lasso is id

Photomatix Pro User Guide 21The Contrast setting (Low, Medium, High) determines whether a dierence in brightness is large enough to be detected as an

Photomatix Pro User Guide 224 Automating with Batch ProcessingUse batch processing to automatically process image les. The batch processing tool sav

Photomatix Pro User Guide 233. In the Source area, select the folder where the bracketed photos are located. The les are arranged in alphabetical or

Photomatix Pro User Guide 244.1.3 Batch Processing SubfoldersWhen your bracketed series are located in multiple folders, they can all be processed in

Photomatix Pro User Guide 254.2 Batch Processing Single Image FilesPhotomatix Pro supports processing of single image les using tone mapping.To batc

Photomatix Pro User Guide 265 Tips and TechniquesThis section provides tips for working with images in Photomatix Pro. More tips and techniques, and

Photomatix Pro User Guide 275.3 Dealing with Noise When you process your photos using Exposure Fusion, the fused image will tend to show less noise t

Photomatix Pro User Guide 1IntroductionPhotomatix Pro works with photographs of the same scene taken under dierent exposure settings, often called “b

Photomatix Pro User Guide 28AEB Mode(Automatic Exposure Bracketing). DSLR cameras and some compact digital cameras oer this feature. It enables you t

Photomatix Pro User Guide 29HDRHigh Dynamic Range.HDR ImageStrictly speaking, an HDR image is an intermediary image with 32 bits per color chan-nel (9

Photomatix Pro User Guide 30ResourcesYou can nd more tips, techniques, and regularly updated information in the Photomatix Pro FAQ on the HDRsoft web

Photomatix Pro User Guide 21 Taking Photos for HDRThe shooting phase is essential for getting good results with Photomatix. To photograph a high cont

Photomatix Pro User Guide 3DSLR cameras and some compact digital cameras oer Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB). This enables you to automatically t

Photomatix Pro User Guide 41.3 Using Film-Based Cameras• Follow the camera setup listed at the top of Section 1.1 and the tips on selecting exposure

Photomatix Pro User Guide 52 Loading and Pre-Processing ImagesThis section describes how to load and merge bracketed image les of a scene taken unde

Photomatix Pro User Guide 6Loading bracketed photosUsing the Workow Area or the File MenuTo load images using the Workow Shortcuts panel or the File

Photomatix Pro User Guide 72.1.2 General Pre-Processing OptionsAfter the bracketed images are selected, the pre-processing settings for the images ma