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Photomatix Pro User Guide 6

Loading bracketed photos

Using the Workow Area or the File Menu

To load images using the Workow Shortcuts panel or the File

menu:

1. Click Load Bracketed Photos in the Workow Shortcuts area

Select Load Bracketed Photos from the File menu.

The Loading bracketed photos dialog displays.

2. Drag and drop the les into the Loading bracketed photos

dialog

Click Browse. A dialog displays prompting for location of the

les.

3. Select the les to load, using one of the following methods:

• Click the rst le, then press and hold the Control key

(Windows) or Command key (Mac). While holding down the

Control or Command key, click each of the other les you

wish to select.

• Click the rst le, then press and hold the Shift key. While

holding the Shift key down click the last le. This will select

all the les in-between the rst and last le.

4. Click Open (Windows) or Select (Mac).

5. Click OK to pre-process the les.

Note

If you check the Show intermediary

32-bit HDR image box, you will be

able to save the pre-processed 32-bit

image in an HDR image le format such

as Radiance or OpenEXR. Saving the

32-bit HDR image is useful when you

want to be able to process the image

with other tone mapping settings later

without having to pre-process and

merge your bracketed photos again.

However, you will still need to pre-

process and merge the photos if you

want to use exposure fusion.

You will have to click the Tone Mapping

/ Fusion button to go to the next step if

you check this box.

Note

The order of the les in a bracketing

sequence does not matter.Photomatix

Pro systematically sorts the image les

based on the exposure information

retrieved from the EXIF data. If the

exposure information is not available in

EXIF data, Photomatix Pro automatically

evaluates the relative brightness levels

of the photos.

Entering Exposure Values

If the exposure information cannot be located in the metadata of the image les, Photomatix Pro displays a

dialog prompting for input of the relative Exposure Values for each image. Photomatix Pro also displays this

dialog if two or more source images share the same exposure information.

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