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SIGMA Photo Pro User Guide
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6.4
Using the Magnification .................................................................................... 23
Fit in Button.......................................................................................................... 23
Changing the magnification ................................................................................. 23
6.5
Viewing Images with Highlight and Shadow Warnings ................................. 24
Using masks to analyze highlights and shadows ................................................ 24
6.6
Using the Adjustment Mode Settings.............................................................. 24
In the case of indicated images, files are X3F format. ........................................ 24
X3F Mode: Reviewing images with default adjustments (to match in-camera
preview) ............................................................................................................... 24
Auto Mode: Reviewing images with automatic adjustments (dependent on image
content)................................................................................................................ 25
Custom Mode: Reviewing images with a specific setting applied ....................... 25
Saving Current Unsaved Settings ....................................................................... 25
In the case of displayed images, files are JPEG or TIFF format......................... 26
File Mode: Reviewing images without adjustment .............................................. 26
Auto: Reviewing images with automatic adjustment ........................................... 26
Custom Mode: Reviewing images with a specific setting applied ....................... 26
6.7
Multiple Review Windows ................................................................................. 27
Opening Multiple Review Windows ..................................................................... 27
Using multiple Review Windows to compare images.......................................... 27
Using multiple Review Windows to compare modes........................................... 27
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7.1
Main Window Processing ................................................................................. 29
Processing groups of images simultaneously ..................................................... 29
7.2
Review Window Processing ............................................................................. 30
Processing individual images .............................................................................. 30
Choosing a destination ........................................................................................ 30
7.3
Processing options ........................................................................................... 31
Resolution............................................................................................................ 31
Adjustment Settings............................................................................................. 31
Color Space ......................................................................................................... 31
Output File Type .................................................................................................. 31
Quality.................................................................................................................. 31
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8.1
Using Adjustment Controls to manually adjust images................................ 33
Opening and closing the Adjustment Controls Palette ........................................ 33
Maximizing, minimizing, and closing the palette ................................................. 33
8.2
Making Tonal Adjustments ............................................................................... 34
Exposure.............................................................................................................. 34
Contrast ............................................................................................................... 34