
Photomatix Pro 5.0 User Manual 8
Deghosting Options
Deghosting addresses the problem of artifacts that appear
when combining the bracketed images of a dynamic scene�
For example, if the moving subjects are people walking, the
people will appear multiple times in the combined image, once
for each frame, faded and in a dierent position as if they were
“ghosts”� This is why artifacts that arise from movement in a
scene are commonly referred to as “ghosting” and the
techniques to eliminate them are referred to as “deghosting”�
Show options to remove ghosts activates the Deghosting Options window, which will open after you
select your merge to HDR options and then click the Align & Show Deghosting button� The Deghosting
Options window provides an adjustable image-wide Automatic Deghosting algorithm and, for more control
over deghosting, a manually applied Selective Deghosting Tool�
Noise Reduction Options
The Reduce noise on option processes
source photos with a high-quality noise
reduction algorithm, and is recommended
when processing RAW les directly in
Photomatix� Noise reduction is typically most
helpful in dark areas of the source images,
and these dark areas are more prevalent in
the underexposed and, sometimes, in the
normally exposed frames�
With this in mind, you can use the Reduce noise on menu to specify that noise reduction be applied only to
the darkest images in the bracketed set� Or, if you wish, noise reduction can be applied to all images in the set�
Strength: Increases or decreases noise reduction strength relative to the automatically determined default
strength value, which is based on the noise level in the image� Values range from 50% to 150%�
Reduce Chromatic Aberrations
The Reduce Chromatic Aberrations option automatically corrects color fringing due to chromatic
aberrations of the lens� Checking this option is recommended, given that chromatic aberrations tend to show
around high contrast edges, and are particularly an issue for HDR images�
Noise reduction options
The deghosting option is effective when
you apply a Tone Mapping method (Details
Enhancer, Contrast Optimizer, Tone
Compressor) or the Fusion/Natural method.
It is not effective for the other Exposure Fusion
methods.
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