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Photomatix Pro User Guide 15

Saving Custom Presets

There are two ways to save custom presets as an XMP le for future

use; during the image adjustment phase or after Tone Mapping or

Exposure Fusion is complete.

To save custom presets during image adjustment:

1. In the Adjustments panel, click the Presets drop-down list.

2. Select Save Settings from the list.

3. Enter a name for the preset in the File name eld and click

Save.

Details Enhancer – General settings

Details Enhancer –

Lighting Adjustment settings

Details Enhancer – Lighting Eects Mode

Note

If you save the preset in the default

location (which is the Presets folder of

the Photomatix Pro application), the

preset is automatically added to the

Presets combo-box list, and also shows

on the “My Presets” tab of the Preset

Thumbnails Panel.

To save the processing selections as a preset after Tone Mapping or Exposure Fusion processing:

1. Click Save Settings from the Workow Shortcuts bar or select Save Settings from the File menu.

A dialog prompts for the le name.

2. Enter the le name and click OK.

3.3 Tone Mapping Details Enhancer Settings

General Settings

• Strength: Aects the degree to which contrast and detail are

enhanced in the image. A value of 100 gives the maximum

amount of enhancement. To get a more natural eect, move

the slider to the left. The default value is 70.

• Color Saturation: Controls the saturation of the RGB color

channels. The greater the saturation, the more intense the

color. Move the slider right or left to change the setting. A

value of 0 produces a grayscale image. The value aects each

color channel equally. The default value is 46.

• Luminosity: Controls the compression of the tonal range, which has the eect of adjusting the global

luminosity level. Move the slider to the right to boost shadow details and brighten the image. Move it to

the left to give a more “natural” look to the resulting image. The default value is 0.

• Detail Contrast: Controls the amount of contrast applied to detail in the image. Move the slider to the

right to increase the contrast of the details and give a sharper look to the image. Note that increasing the

contrast also has a darkening eect. Move the slider to the left to decrease the contrast of details and

brighten the image.

• Lighting Adjustments: Aects the overall 'look',

controlling the extent to which the image looks natural or

surreal. When the Lighting Eects Mode box is unchecked,

move the slider to the right to make the image look more

natural and to the left to make it look more 'painterly' or

'surreal'.

• Lighting Eects Mode: The checkbox lets you switch

between two modes for the Lighting Adjustments setting,

where each mode produces slightly dierent results.

Checking the box tends to produce results with a type of

'Magic Light' eect. Note that ner control is not possible in

Lighting Eects mode.

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