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2.2.4 Processing and saving the tone mapped image

Once you are satisfied with the settings, click the “Process” button to apply the tone mapping to

the complete image (instead of the preview only). You will then be able to save the tone

mapped image by choosing File > Save As.

 If you would like to undo the Tone Mapping, click the “Undo Tone Mapping” item of

the “Process” menu on Windows and the “Edit” menu on Macintosh. The tone mapped

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

The resulting tone mapped image always has a bit depth of 16 bits/channel. On the “Save”

panel, the File Type menu offers the following options:

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Choosing File>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.

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If you save the tone mapped image as a TIFF file, the tone mapping settings will be

automatically embedded as XMP metadata in the TIFF file. If you open the file in Photoshop,

you can then view the tone mapping settings under File >Info >Advanced.

TIFF – 16bit: Best choice for further processing

TIFF – 8bit: For use in applications that cannot deal with

16 bit, or for avoiding too large file size on disk

JPEG: For use on the web without further editing

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