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ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Gradation Changes and Tone Value Corrections<br />

Correcting Tone Values<br />

3. To increase image contrast, use the horizontal controls on the bottom.<br />

The triangle above LOW increases the shadows. As you move it to<br />

the opposite side, it darkens increasingly lighter pixels.<br />

The triangle above HIGH increases the highlights. The triangle<br />

in the center adjusts the midtones. Move it to the right or left to lighten<br />

or darken the midtone areas.<br />

You can also move the lines starting from these triangles, which is often<br />

more convenient. Place the cursor anywhere on a line in order to<br />

move it.<br />

To make very precise changes, you can enter the values into the<br />

LOW, MID and HIGH box. The value range is 0–255 for shadows and<br />

highlights and 0.1–9.82 for midtones. The LOW value at 0, MID at 1<br />

and HIGH at 255 represent the image’s current settings.<br />

See also About Shadow and Highlight Settings below.<br />

4. To reduce image contrast, use the vertical controls on the left.<br />

Move the triangles or the line starting from the respective triangles.<br />

You can also enter the values into the MAX or MIN box. Depending on<br />

the image type (RGB or CMYK), the highlights or shadows are reduced.<br />

See also About Tone Range Settings below.<br />

5. If you want to reverse all changes, click RESET. This affects all color<br />

separations.<br />

6. When finished, press RETURN/ENTER or click .<br />

Note:<br />

Do not select the MODE function as switching to another mode will cancel<br />

all changes.<br />

About Shadow and Highlight Settings<br />

Example 1<br />

Suppose an RGB image contains pixels that cover the entire 0-to-255<br />

scale and you want to increase the image contrast. If you set the highlight<br />

value (HIGH) to 206, pixels with a tone value of 206 and higher are<br />

mapped to 255, and pixels with tonal values lower than 206 are mapped<br />

to corresponding higher values. This lightens the image and increases<br />

the contrast in the highlight areas.<br />

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