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More Options

• Smooth Highlights: Reduces the contrast enhancements in the

highlights. The value of the slider sets how much of the highlights

range is aected. This control is useful for preventing white

highlights from turning grey or uniform light blue skies becoming

dark blue-grey. It is also useful for reducing halos around objects

placed against bright backgrounds. The default value is 0.

• White Point – Black Point: These sliders control how the minimum

and maximum values of the tone mapped image are set. Moving

the sliders to the right increases global contrast. Moving them to

the left reduces clipping at the extremes. The White Point slider

sets the value for the maximum of the tone mapped. The Black

Point slider sets the value for the minimum of the tone mapped

image.

Details Enhancer – More Options

Details Enhancer – Advanced Options

• Saturation Shadows: Adjusts the color saturation of the shadows

relative to the color saturation set with the Color Saturation slider. Values higher than zero increase the color

saturation in the shadows. Values lower than zero decrease it. The default value is 0.

• Shadows Smoothness: Reduces the contrast enhancements in the shadows. The value of the slider sets

how much of the shadows range is aected. The default value is 0.

• Shadows Clipping: The value of the slider sets how much of the shadows range is clipped. This control may

be useful to cut out noise in the dark area of a photo taken in a low-light situation. The default value is 0.

• 360º image: Checking this option eliminates the seam between the left and right sides of a panorama

viewed in a 360º panoramic viewer. The seam would otherwise show because Details Enhancer takes

into account local contrast, assigning dierent tonal values to the right and left parts of the image. The

default value is unchecked. Note that this option is not enabled when the image is in portrait mode, as

the option is intended for panoramas.

The default value is 0.25% for the White Point setting and 0% for the Black Point setting.

• Gamma: Adjusts the mid-tone of the tone mapped image, brightening or darkening the image globally. The

default value is 1.0.

• Temperature: Adjusts the color temperature of the tone mapped image relative to the temperature of the HDR

source image. Move the slider to the right to give a warmer, more yellow-orange colored look. Move the slider to

the left for a colder, more bluish look. A value of 0 (default) preserves the original color temperature of the HDR

source image.

Advanced Options

• Micro-smoothing: Smoothes local detail enhancements. This has

the eect of reducing noise in the sky, for instance, and tends to

give a “cleaner” look to the resulting image. The default value is 2.

Important note: The Loupe may not properly show the eect of the

Micro-smoothing setting when the area magnied is uniform. If

you want to see the eect of the Micro-smoothing setting at 100%

resolution on a uniform area such as the sky, you will have to select

an area that contains an object in the scene in addition to the sky.

• Saturation Highlights: Adjusts the color saturation of the highlights

relative to the color saturation set with the Color Saturation slider.

Values higher than 0 increase the color saturation in the highlights.

Values lower than 0 decrease it. The default value is 0.

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