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Use the pop-down menus and radio buttons to choose the processing settings to be applied to your image.
Settings in the Main Window’s
Save Image As
dialog box are independent of the settings found in the
Review Window’s
Save Images As
dialog box.
Output File Type
•
8-bit TIFF
•
16-bit TIFF
•
JPEG
Resolution
•
Same as original capture size
•
Half size
•
Double size
Adjustment Mode
•
Default
•
Auto
•
Any other user defined setting
Color Space
•
PC Standard Color
•
Mac Standard Color
File type
8-bit TIFF, 16-bit TIFF, and JPEG file formats are supported by SIGMA Photo Pro. For information on
appropriate file formats for different purposes, see Section 10.1.
Resolution
The default setting for resolution is the same as the resolution you selected when capturing the image on
your camera (High, Medium, or Low). You can also select one half, or double the resolution (one half or
double the number of pixels in each dimension) for your processed image. For more information, see
Section 10.2.
Adjustment Settings
Three setting options are available:
Default
as rendered on the camera,
Auto
with adjustments set
automatically by SIGMA Photo Pro, and
Custom
with adjustments set by the user. For more information on
how settings work, see Section 6.5. For information on saving settings, see Section 8.6.
Color Space
Selecting the correct color space according to your output needs allows other programs, printers, and users
to receive correct color data. If you do not have a specific color management preference, it is recommended
that you choose either the PC or Mac standard color space. For more specific color control, you can select
other color spaces in the pop-down field according to your needs.
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