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2.2.2 Details Enhancer controls

The controls for the Details Enhancer tone mapping method are divided into four groups. The

general adjustments appear at the top of the Tone Mapping Settings dialog, while further other

adjustments (“Tone Settings”, “Color Settings” and “Miscellaneous Settings”) are located under

expandable sections.

General settings

Luminosity

Controls the compression of the tonal range, which has the effect of adjusting the global

luminosity level. Moving the slider to the right boosts shadow details and brightens the image.

Moving it to the left has the opposite effect, and gives a more “natural” look to the resulting

image. The default value is 0.

Smoothing

Controls smoothing of the contrast variations throughout the image. This setting has an

important influence on the look of the tone mapped image. High values give a more “natural”

look, low values a more “artificial” or “painterly” look.

Smoothing is available in two modes. The default mode, new to Photomatix Pro version 3.2, is a

slider. If the slider is not visible, uncheck “Light mode” in the Smoothing section. The ”Light”

mode takes the form of labeled buttons and can be accessed by checking “Light mode”. The

effect on the image differs depending on the mode. The "Light" mode tends to produce a more

"surreal" effect.

Microcontrast

Sets how much local details are amplified. A higher value gives a 'sharper' look. The default

value is 0.

Strength

Controls the strength of the contrast enhancements. A value

of 100 gives the maximum increase in both local and global

contrast enhancements. The default value is 70.

Color Saturation

Controls the saturation of the RGB color channels. The

greater the saturation, the more intense the color. A value of 0

produces a grayscale image. The value affects each color

channel equally. The default value is 46.

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