| Browse for (.bimg) file
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Clicking the icon opens the Record Filename dialog
from which you can select the .bimg file.
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| Select image output file
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Clicking the icon opens the Record Filename dialog
from which you can select the folder of output image file and the file type.
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| Tone Mapping Mode
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There are three options to apply
tone mapping:
- Brightness
Adaptation sets the brightness for the middle of the range.
- Drago tone mapping
imitates the response of the human eye.
- Reinhard tone
mapping is one of the most prevalent and it works best with complete images
where all pixels are lit; does not work well when you have many unlit
background pixels.
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| Brightness
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(Tone Mapping Mode set to Brightness Adaptation)
Controls the brightness for the rendering.
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| Contrast
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(Tone Mapping Mode set to Brightness Adaptation and
Reinhard) Controls the contrast for the rendering.
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| Gamma
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Used to adjust for differences in display hardware.
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| Exposure
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(Tone Mapping Mode set to Drago) Controls the
brightness of the output image.
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| Intensity
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(Tone Mapping Mode set to Reinhard) Controls the
overall image intensity for the rendering.
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| Bloom
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Bloom occurs when a very bright part of an image
neighbors a very dark part and the bright part appears to glow. If on, Bloom
simulates this effect by removing excess energy from a pixel and distributes it
around to its neighbors.
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| Threshold
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Sets the lower threshold to which pixels are
affected by Bloom. Lower values mean less bright pixels will be affected by
bloom.
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| Radius
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Sets the distance in pixels that energy is
distributed, in effect controlling the size of the glow. Increasing this value
enlarges the bloom effect.
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