Photomatix Presets And Photo Samples!

Photomatix Pro is a stand-alone program that creates and processes HDR (High Dynamic Range) images.

All the HDR images on this website were created with Photomatix Pro. Photomatix Pro has many different settings and adjustments to help you create the best HDR image possible. You can spend a long time making small adjustments to all the settings and still not find one that you like.

Here you can save Photomatix presets to your computer, most likely in this location, C:\Program Files\PhotomatixPro3\Presets, but it depends on what version of Photomatix Pro you have, I have 3.

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Close Help Entering your Photomatix presets is easy to do. On your computer just go to C:\Program Files\PhotomatixPro3\Presets, find the presets you want to share, open it with a text editing like Notepad, highlight the text, copy it, then paste it into the text box below. You can then tell us a little about the HDR image you created from the presets and any story behind the photo. Your presets and story will appear on a Web page exactly the way you enter it here. You can wrap a word in square brackets to make it appear bold. For example [my story] would show as my presets on the Web page containing your presets. TIP: Since most people scan Web pages, include your best thoughts in your first paragraph.

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Step-By-Step Instructions For Saving Photomatix Presets

We have provided a sample HDR image, and beside it the Photomatix Presets we used to create the HDR photo.

1) In the text boxes below, you can copy the Photomatix presets from the text box by highlighting the entire contents of the box, by clicking anywhere in the box with your mouse. You'll know the presets have been selected when the entire contents of the box are highlighted in blue.

2) Once the Photomatix Pro3 presets are highlighted in blue, copy the presets by typing (control+c), or by right clicking your mouse in the box and then clicking "copy".

3) You can then paste the Photomatix Pro presets into a text editor program like Notepad, then "Save As", YourFileName.xmp (Note: The filename must have .xmp file extension after it), and save this file most likely in this location, C:\Program Files\PhotomatixPro3\Presets.

4) When you open up Photomatix Pro and get to the Tone Mapping step, look for the "Presets" menu above the "Process" button, click on the presets button, scroll down, and you should be able to find your presets file that you just saved, if you saved it in the correct location.

If you have any problems or want more information on Photomatix Pro, please contact me with the form below, I would be happy to answer your questions.

Photomatix Presets And Photo Samples! New Page, More Coming Soon!

HDR photo from Saas Switzerland looking towards Klosters with some fog and cool looking clouds on September 4, 2009. Photomatix presets used to make this HDR image are in the text box on the right.

<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'> <rdf:Description rdf:about='' xmlns:pmtm='http://www.hdrsoft.com/tone_mapping_settings'> <pmtm:Version>3.2</pmtm:Version> <pmtm:Method>Details Enhancer</pmtm:Method> <pmtm:Strength>100.0</pmtm:Strength> <pmtm:ColorSaturation>100.0</pmtm:ColorSaturation> <pmtm:Luminosity>10.0</pmtm:Luminosity> <pmtm:WhiteClip>5.000000</pmtm:WhiteClip> <pmtm:BlackClip>0.000000</pmtm:BlackClip> <pmtm:SmoothingMode>Light</pmtm:SmoothingMode> <pmtm:Smoothing>Medium </pmtm:Smoothing> <pmtm:Microcontrast>10.0</pmtm:Microcontrast> <pmtm:Microsmoothing>2.0</pmtm:Microsmoothing> <pmtm:Gamma>1.3</pmtm:Gamma> <pmtm:HighlightsSmoothing>0.0</pmtm:HighlightsSmoothing> <pmtm:ShadowsSmoothing>100.0</pmtm:ShadowsSmoothing> <pmtm:ShadowsClipping>0.0</pmtm:ShadowsClipping> <pmtm:ColorTemperature>0.0</pmtm:ColorTemperature> <pmtm:SaturationHighlights>0.0</pmtm:SaturationHighlights> <pmtm:SaturationShadows>0.0</pmtm:SaturationShadows> <pmtm:360DegreeImage>No</pmtm:360DegreeImage> </rdf:Description> </rdf:RDF> </x:xmpmeta> Photomatix Presets for this image, which I have used quite alot, and our filename is: saas-view-towards-klosters.xmp, but you can name it anything you want, just remember the .xmp at the end. Please read the instructions above to save these Photomatix presets to your computer.

Hdr photography of a cool yellow 1932 Ford car at Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio. Photomatix presets used to make this HDR image are in the text box on the right.

<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'> <rdf:Description rdf:about='' xmlns:pmtm='http://www.hdrsoft.com/tone_mapping_settings'> <pmtm:Version>3.2</pmtm:Version> <pmtm:Method>Details Enhancer</pmtm:Method> <pmtm:Strength>100.0</pmtm:Strength> <pmtm:ColorSaturation>100.0</pmtm:ColorSaturation> <pmtm:Luminosity>10.0</pmtm:Luminosity> <pmtm:WhiteClip>5.000000</pmtm:WhiteClip> <pmtm:BlackClip>0.000000</pmtm:BlackClip> <pmtm:SmoothingMode>Light</pmtm:SmoothingMode> <pmtm:Smoothing>Low </pmtm:Smoothing> <pmtm:Microcontrast>10.0</pmtm:Microcontrast> <pmtm:Microsmoothing>1.0</pmtm:Microsmoothing> <pmtm:Gamma>1.8</pmtm:Gamma> <pmtm:HighlightsSmoothing>0.0</pmtm:HighlightsSmoothing> <pmtm:ShadowsSmoothing>0.0</pmtm:ShadowsSmoothing> <pmtm:ShadowsClipping>0.0</pmtm:ShadowsClipping> <pmtm:ColorTemperature>0.0</pmtm:ColorTemperature> <pmtm:SaturationHighlights>0.0</pmtm:SaturationHighlights> <pmtm:SaturationShadows>0.0</pmtm:SaturationShadows> </rdf:Description> </rdf:RDF> </x:xmpmeta> Photomatix Presets for 1932 Ford, our filename is: 32-ford-yellow-car-cedar-point.xmp, but you can name it anything you want, just remember the .xmp at the end. Please read the instructions above to save these Photomatix presets to your computer.

HDR photography of some swiss barns and horses grazing and mount pilatus in luzern switzerland on May 4,09. Photomatix presets used to make this HDR image are in the text box on the right.

<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'> <rdf:Description rdf:about='' xmlns:pmtm='http://www.hdrsoft.com/tone_mapping_settings'> <pmtm:Version>3.2</pmtm:Version> <pmtm:Method>Details Enhancer</pmtm:Method> <pmtm:Strength>100.0</pmtm:Strength> <pmtm:ColorSaturation>100.0</pmtm:ColorSaturation> <pmtm:Luminosity>0.0</pmtm:Luminosity> <pmtm:WhiteClip>0.249550</pmtm:WhiteClip> <pmtm:BlackClip>0.595150</pmtm:BlackClip> <pmtm:SmoothingMode>Light</pmtm:SmoothingMode> <pmtm:Smoothing>High </pmtm:Smoothing> <pmtm:Microcontrast>10.0</pmtm:Microcontrast> <pmtm:Microsmoothing>0.0</pmtm:Microsmoothing> <pmtm:Gamma>1.3</pmtm:Gamma> <pmtm:HighlightsSmoothing>0.0</pmtm:HighlightsSmoothing> <pmtm:ShadowsSmoothing>100.0</pmtm:ShadowsSmoothing> <pmtm:ShadowsClipping>0.0</pmtm:ShadowsClipping> <pmtm:ColorTemperature>5.5</pmtm:ColorTemperature> <pmtm:SaturationHighlights>0.0</pmtm:SaturationHighlights> <pmtm:SaturationShadows>0.0</pmtm:SaturationShadows> </rdf:Description> </rdf:RDF> </x:xmpmeta> Photomatix Presets for the horses and barn image, our filename is: barns-horses-pilatus.xmp, but you can name it anything you want, just remember the .xmp at the end. Please read the instructions above to save these Photomatix presets to your computer.

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Thanks for stopping by and we hope you enjoy your copy of Photomatix Pro if you order it, and if you do order from us, Thank you very much, we really appreciate your business. B&B&K

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