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Section 2: HDR Generation and Tone Mapping

Photomatix Pro User Manual Page

 Edit>Undo Tone Mapping will undo the tone mapping settings applied to the original HDR

image. The tone mapped image will revert to a 32-bit HDR image which can then be tone

mapped again.

Saving the tone mapped image

Save the resultant file using the File>Save As menu (you have the same options as shown in

the previous section on Details Enhancer).

Process>Save settings will save the applied tone mapping settings as an .xmp file so you can

easily reproduce the same Tone Mapping process in the future.

Additional Tone Mapping Settings

In addition to the image adjustment controls, the Tone Mapping Settings and Preview windows

include several other options and settings, which apply to both the Details Enhancer and Tone

Compressor methods.

Preview: Photomatix Pro offers four preview sizes: small, medium, large and fit. Select

the radio button for desired size.

 Click the mouse on the preview to zoom in to 100% magnification. Click the mouse

again to return to full image preview.

Reset, Undo & Redo: Reset lets you change the values to the

Photomatix default values. Undo (arrow to the left) and Redo

(arrow to the right) allow for quick switching between the current

and previous settings done in the Tone Mapping window.

Tone Mapping Presets

Photomatix allows you to store settings for use at a later time.

Default: Default settings. Same as the “Default” button.

Previous: Recalls settings used the last time you used the

tone mapping tool.

List of saved presets: e.g. here “carnival_manual”, which had

been saved during a previous session using “Save Settings”

Load Settings..: Load settings previously saved via “Save Settings” as XMP file outside of the

Presets folder.

Save Settings..: Save settings either in the Presets folder or elsewhere. When they are saved

in the Presets folder, they will show in the list of Preset for quick access.

Delete Settings..: Delete presets that are not needed anymore.

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