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108 Filter Tutorials<br />

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HDTV/FX®<br />

With the increase in HD production for both TV and Motion Pictures,<br />

HDTV/FX® filters address both contrast and sharpness issues associated with<br />

HD. Creates a “film look” and provides subtle improvements in shadow detail.<br />

1 Apply HDTV/FX® from the HFX Diffusion category.<br />

2 Select the Magnifier tool in the Viewer.<br />

When the Magnifier is selected, a portion of the image is displayed at a 1:1 pixel<br />

ratio in the Magnifier window and shows the actual pixels of the image with the<br />

HDTV/FX® filter applied. The Magnifier will accurately represent what the<br />

HDTV/FX® filter will look like when applied to the full size image.<br />

3 Try out some of the presets.<br />

4 If the Parameters window is not showing, click the Parameters tab at the bottom<br />

of the Presets window.<br />

5 Change your View to Selection to see the selection values.<br />

In some of the filters, a selection is generated to create the desired effect--in<br />

this case, smoothing of image details.<br />

The idea here is to generate a selection that isolates the areas of the image that<br />

need to be smoothed. For instance, you might be trying to isolate and smooth<br />

the skin on a person’s face. The white areas of the selection are the areas that<br />

will be smoothed. The selection has been preset to a midtone selection. This<br />

can be modified by using Selection > Position to select the luminance value and<br />

Selection > Range to select the amount of values to be used for the selection.<br />

6 If needed, change the Selection > Position parameter so that the image areas you<br />

are trying to smooth are as white as possible in the selection.<br />

7 Adjust the Selection > Range value so that the white values of the selection are<br />

limited as much as possible to the image areas that you are trying to isolate.<br />

<strong>Dfx</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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