Phase One H 5 - Manual (Page 51)

A row of buttons in the Batch Editor section control when images
will be developed. The buttons are:
Develop Image
When clicked the currently selected image will be developed immediately
using the current settings.
Add Image to Batch
The application can develop a group of images in a batch mode. This
allows the photographer to queue several images and develop them later.
To add an image to the list click this button. The name of the image is
added to the batch list.
Remove Image from Batch
To delete an entry from the develop list, choose the item from the list and
then click the “Remove” button
Begin Developing Batch
To develop queued images, clic the „Begin“ button and the application
will begin processing the files.
Stop Developing Batch
This button cancels the development of the list of images.
View Recently Developed
To access a list of the recently developed images use the “View Recently
Developed” button.k the “Begin” button and the application will begin
processing the files.
Set Develop Folder
Select where developed images will be stored by clicking on this
button and navigating to the desired folder.
To process an image, it first must be opened in the preview window.
It may help to think of the development stage as similar to print making in
the darkroom. After loading the image into the Preview Window the first
step will be to gray balance and crop the image. Then adjust the
brightness, contrast and color. Finally the image is devolped by clicking
on the Develop button. This section of the application is used to control
the final output size of the image to be developed.
A full image, with no cropping
will read approximately 26x17 cm
(10x7 inches) at 300 pixels (dots)
per inch.
The file size of this is
approximately 18MB, as listed
in the “File Size” section.
If a crop is made, the output size
of the cropped area will be listed
in the Width, Height and
Resolution fields. If it is known
what size the image will be in its
final printed form, the measure-
ments can be entered here.
Clicking the “Soft Proofing”
button will apply the color settings,
selected in the preferences.
Images can also be named in the “Image title” field. Naming images at
this stage will make it easier to find and identify the photos later. If no
name is assigned, the application names images automatically, based
upon selected preferences.
Editing and Selecting Images Editing and Selecting Images
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