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Light Smoothing

Controls smoothing of light variations throughout the image. A higher value tends to reduce halos and

give a more natural look to the resulting image. A lower value tends to increase sharpness.

Microcontrast Level

Sets the level of accentuation of local details. The default value (High) is often the optimal one.

Microcontrast Smoothing

Smoothes out local details enhancement. This has for effect of reducing noise in the sky for instance

and tends to give a "cleaner" look to the resulting image.

Pixel depth of output image

Sets the bit depth (number of bits per color channel) of the resulting image. Choosing 8-bit

compresses the dynamic range down to an 24-bit RGB image that can be saved as a JPEG or 8-bit

TIFF file. Choosing 16-bit compresses the dynamic range down to a 48-bit RGB image that can be

saved as a 16-bit TIFF file.

The default value is set to 8-bit. You can change the default in the Preferences panel under the

Photomatix menu.

360º image

This option needs to be checked when the image processed is an equirectangular image intended to

be viewed as a 360º panorama. Given that Contrast Enhancer takes into account local contrast, the

360º seams of an equirectangular image will be assigned different tonal values, which will result in a

visible seam once the resulting image is rendered in a panorama viewer. Checking this option will

correct for this.

This option should only be checked for equirectangular 360º images. Checking it in other cases may

produce less optimal results.

Note: Checking this option increases the amount of memory necessary to process the image by about

50%. Processing times will also be increased.

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