To access custom presets, click on the My Presets tab located at the bottom of the Preset Thumbnails panel. "My Presets" or Custom presets are presets that you saved while adjusting your images - often these are ones that you have carefully refined to match your tastes and your images.
#PHOTOMATIX PRO PRESETS FOLDER PRO#
Photomatix Pro offers 37 built-in presets when you are working with bracketed photo sets, and 33 built-in presets for when you are working with single photo files. There are two types of presets, " Built-in" factory presets, and " My Presets".īuilt-in or "factory" presets are those provided with the software. When you click on a preset thumbnail, the Preview image is refreshed to show the result of rendering with the settings of that preset. The Preset Thumbnails panel lists the available presets, showing a thumbnail preview of the e ect of that preset. TIFF 16-bit offers the highest quality output and is the best format if you plan on processing the image further in an image editor. JPEG is best if you want to go straight to the Web with no further processing. Then, select a file type among the three offered. Navigate to the folder where you want to save the image, and use the default file name or enter a new name in the Name field. This will apply the selected preset and settings adjustments to the image, at its original resolution.īefore saving the image, you can use the options on the Finishing Touch palette in order to increase the contrast of your image, sharpen it, crop it or straighten it.Ĭlick the Done button on the Finishing Touch window to bring up the save dialog. When you are satisfied with the preview result, click on the Next: Finish button at the bottom of the Adjustments panel. You can refine the effect of the Preset using the controls in the HDR Settings and Color Settings sections (see the HDR Settings and Color Settings appendix for descriptions of each setting). See the presets section for details on working with presets. Image Adjustment WorkflowĪfter you have merged your source images (or opened a single image file), the main workflow steps are:Ĭhoose a style by selecting a thumbnail in the Presets Panel, either a built-in preset delivered with Photomatix Pro, or a custom preset that you previously created. Tjese increase / decrease image preview size by 20%, and re-render it at the new size. The Preview displays the image rendered with your current Preset and settings, and is updated immediately after a Preset or setting has been changed.Īt the top of the preview panel are the Magnify Icons +/. The image adjustment interface has three main sections:Īdjustments Panel on the left, Preview in the middle, Presets Panel on the right. The heart of Photomatix Pro is where you adjust the image with various HDR Rendering methods. When processing is complete, the path to the batch results will be displayed. While the batch is running, the processing status will display in the area below the Run button. This will create a subfolder with the name "PhotomatixResults" in the source folder selected in the Source section. Otherwise, select the default of Subfolder within Source Folder. If you want to save the results in a different folder from the folder containing the source photos, select Custom Location option in the Destination section, and then click Choose.100 gives the least compressed JPEG file, with most image quality retained. When using JPEG file output, select the amount of JPEG compression. In the Destination section, select the output file type."N" files at a time are processed where "N" is the number you specified in the previous step. The files are arranged in alphabetical order. In the Source section, select the folder where the bracketed photo sets are located.For example, select "3" if your bracketed sets consist of three exposures each. Select the number of exposures to combine using the pull-down menu.For more details, refer to the Merge to HDR options section. However, ghost removal should be selected only for images that do need it, and left unchecked otherwise. Noise reduction is recommended too, especially with Raw files. Image alignment is recommended, unless your bracketed sets are stitched panoramas or "fake" exposures derived from a single Raw file. Specify whether image alignment, ghost removal or noise reduction are needed.button to choose the settings for that method. For each processing method you selected, click on the Settings.Select how you would like to process the bracketed set, by checking one or more of the boxes at the top-left of the window.Open the Batch Processing of Bracketed Photos window by selecting Batch Bracketed Photos from the Automate menu or using the Ctrl+B keyboard shortcut.To batch process multiple sets of bracketed photos follow these steps: Bath Processing of Bracketed Photos dialog
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