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The following built-in presets are available:

• Enhancer – Default: Default settings for Details Enhancer.

• Compression – Default: Default Tone Compressor settings.

• Fusion – Default: Default settings for Fusion Adjust.

• Enhancer – Smooth: Eect that produces a smooth

image by avoiding too much contrast enhancement in the

highlights, which is useful, for instance, to prevent a blue sky

from turning dark grey-blue.

• Compression – Deep: darker, more compressed Tone

Compressor settings that result in an image with more

pronounced colors.

• Enhancer – Painterly: See second image on the right.

• Enhancer – Grunge: See third image on the right.

• Enhancer – B&W: Monochrome image, which is achieved by

setting the Color Saturation to zero

• Fusion – Adjusted: Default Exposure Fusion method with

adjusted settings

• Fusion – Auto: Quick access to Fusion Auto, as opposed to

selecting Exposure Fusion and Auto.

• Fusion – 2 Images: Default Fusion 2 Images options.

• Fusion – Intensive: Default Fusion Intensive settings

To use built-in presets, click Built-in on the Preset Thumbnails

panel. The thumbnails display with a label describing the preset.

Click the desired thumbnail to refresh the preview image and

view the results.

3.2.2 Preset Thumbnails Panel

The Preset Thumbnails area provides access to built-in settings, each with its own corresponding thumbnail

image. The built-in presets are “factory” settings showing various eects. The thumbnails provide a way to

quickly view the eect of the settings on the image.

Using the Preset Thumbnails Panel to Adjust an Image (shown in horizontal mode)

You may also access custom presets that you have saved when adjusting your images (refer to Saving Custom

Presets below for more information on how to save these). To use the custom presets, click My Presets on the

Preset Thumbnails panel.

To toggle the orientation of the Preset Thumbnails panel between horizontal and vertical, select Toggle

Preset Thumbnails Orientation from the View menu. To toggle display of the Preset Thumbnails panel,

select View Preset Thumbnails from the View menu.

If you prefer that the Preset Thumbnails panel does not show by default, you can set it as option in

Preferences. You can access the Photomatix Pro Preferences from the View menu (Windows) or Photomatix

Pro menu (Mac).

Enhancer - Default example

Enhancer - Painterly example

Enhancer - Grunge example

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