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KODAK DIGITAL SHO Professional Plug-In Highlight and Shadow Controls
It is
best to
run any
color
correction
like
Kodak’s
KODAK DIGITAL
ROC or KODAK DIGITAL ROC Professional
before
running
Kodak's
KODAK DIGITAL
SHO
Professional.
It is
also
very
important
not to
make any
brightness
or
contrast
changes
until
after
you run
KODAK DIGITAL
SHO
Professional.
You will
see more
detail
in the
highlights
by
moving
the
Highlights
slider
to the
right.
Bringing
the
details
out of
the
shadows
causes
them to
be
brighter
and more
color
saturated.
If the
color is
too
bright
you can
use the
Color Saturation slider to
reduce
the
amount
of the
increased
color.
Reducing
the
Color
Saturation
slider
reduces
proportionally
the
amount
of color
that was
added.
In other
words,
areas
that are
not
affected
by the
plug-in
will not
change
color
saturation,
areas
that are
changed
slightly
will be
slightly
changed
and
areas
that are
significantly
changed
will be
significantly
changed
by the
slider.
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Next
determine
how much
detail
you want
to bring
out of
the
shadows.
Moving
the
Shadows
slider
to the
right
continues
to
brighten
the
shadows.
Underexposed
areas
(shadows)
are
noisier
(grainer)
than
properly
exposed
areas.
As you
bring
details
out of
the
shadows
you may
see more
noise.
With the
default
settings
the
noise is
generally
not
too
objectionable.
If the
noise
becomes
too
severe
use a
noise
removal
program
like
KODAK DIGITAL
GEM
Professional.