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Section 2: HDR Generation and Tone Mapping

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Section 2: HDR Generation and Tone Mapping

Creating images that display the High Dynamic Range captured by photographs taken under

different exposure settings is a two-step process:

 The first step is to merge your differently exposed photographs into a single 32-bit

HDR image. Because of its high dynamic range, an HDR image will not display

properly on conventional monitors.

 In the second step, the HDR image is then processed, or ‘developed,’ via the Tone

Mapping tool. Tone Mapping will 'reveal' the dynamic range captured in the HDR

image and produce an image which can be properly displayed on conventional

monitors. This can then be properly printed.

 The order of files in a bracketing sequence does not matter. Photomatix Pro will

systematically sort the image files based on exposure information retrieved from the

EXIF data. It will use their relative brightness levels when the exposure information is not

available.

2.1 HDR Generation

The easiest way to start the generation of the HDR image is by dragging your bracketed images

that cover the desired exposure range to the Photomatix Pro icon. Then select the option

Generate HDR image

As an alternative, you can also click on the Generate HDR Image button of the Workflow

Shortcuts, or go to the Process menu and select the Generate HDR item.

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