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Photomatix Pro User Guide 7
2.1.2 General Pre-Processing Options
After the bracketed images are selected, the pre-processing settings for the images may be customized before
the 32-bit HDR image is generated. Refer to the following list for a description of the available options for
merging bracketed images:
Alignment Options
The Align source images option is checked by default.
It corrects misalignment problems when the camera
moves slightly between the bracketed frames. Hand-held
photographs and even some images shot with a tripod
have camera movement.
• By correcting horizontal and vertical shifts: Faster
method, but only corrects for translation movements.
• By matching features: Corrects for rotation,
translation and scaling dierences, as well as
perspective distortion if selected. Recommended for
hand-held shots.
• Include perspective correction: Requests that
the alignment by matching features corrects for
perspective distortion in addition to correcting for
translation, rotation and scaling dierences.
• Crop aligned images: Checked by default. Removes the
unused borders that appear when the images are shifted to
correct for mis-registration. Leave this box unchecked if you
need the resulting image to have the same width and height
as the source images.
• Maximum shift: Sets the maximum mis-registration shift
that the alignment attempts to correct for, and is expressed
as a percentage of the image dimensions. This setting does
not need adjusting in most cases. A situation when adjusting
this setting may be useful is when the camera barely moved
between the bracketed shots. In this case, setting a maximum
shift lower than 12% will restrict the number of alignment
corrections searched, thereby reducing the risk of selecting an
improper alignment correction.
Deghosting Options
The Remove ghosts option addresses the problem of artifacts
that appear when combining images of a dynamic scene. For
example, if the moving subjects are people walking, the people
appear multiple times in the combined image as if there were
ghosts. This is why artifacts arising from movements in the
scene are commonly referred to as ghosting and the attempt to
eliminate them as deghosting”.
Note
The Align source images option should
not be checked when your source images
are stitched panoramas or when they are
"fake exposures" derived from a single
RAW le.
The deghosting option is effective for
images processed with Tone Mapping or
with the default Exposure Fusion method.
It is not effective for the other Exposure
Fusion methods.
• With selective deghosting tool: Activates the Selective Deghosting Tool, which lets you select ghosted
regions and choose the exposure used for each ghosted region.
• Automatically: Automatically detects ghosted zones in the merged image.
Note
Selecting pre-processing options
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