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Photomatix Pro User Guide 23

3. In the Source area, select the folder where the bracketed photos are located. The les are arranged in

alphabetical order. N les at a time are processed with N being the number specied in the previous step.

4. To save the results in a dierent folder than the folder containing the source photos, select the Custom

location option in the Destination frame at the bottom right of the window.

Accept the default of Created under source folder to create a subfolder with the name

PhotomatixResults in the source image folder.

5. In the Destination frame, select the output le type. For JPG le output, select the quality from 0 to 100

from the drop-down list, with 100 yielding the largest le size.

6. Click Naming and Output Options if you would like to rename, resize, add contrast or sharpen the

resulting images.

7. Click Run to start batch processing.

While the batch is running, processing status will display in the area below the Run button.

When processing is complete, a link to the batch

results will be displayed.

4.1.2 Batch Processing Settings

Use the Settings buttons to access HDR generation,

Tone Mapping, and Exposure Fusion settings. Refer to

Sections 3 and 4 for a description of these settings.

The following settings for generating HDR images are

specic to batch processing:

• Force Exposure Values spacing to: Forces the

EV spacing to the specied value. This option can

be used when the exposure information is not

available in the EXIF data, if two or more images

have the same exposure information, or to force

the EV spacing in all cases. In the latter case, the

exposure information in the EXIF data is ignored.

• Source images are linear (no tone curve

applied): Intended for 16-bit TIFF les that have

been converted from RAW les with a RAW

converter that allows the image to be left in linear

space. Very few RAW converters allow this, so

only check this option if you are sure that the

tonal values of the images are linear relative to the

values of light captured.

• Process strip by strip: Check this option if the

source images are large TIFF les. With this option, the

HDR image le is created in several passes, processing and

loading only one strip of each image into memory at a time.

One strip is composed of a limited number of rows set to

not exceed approximately 512 MB of RAM. This option is

particularly useful when processing large panoramas. Note,

though, that the alignment functions are not accessible

when the “Process strip by strip” option is used.

Generate HDR image settings

The term “linear” may have a different meaning

depending on the RAW converter. For example,

in Adobe Camera RAW, linear is relative to the

Adobe RGB color space and not to the values

of light. Therefore, do not select this option with

les converted with Photoshop or Lightroom.

Note

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