Split View
The various split views let you evaluate certain aspects of the image or perform a certain photo correction.
Multiple
The Multiple check box only work in combination with the Split View options. If it is activated you will see the same image content in each split view area. If Instant Preview is deactivateed, you can hold down and click somewhere to display a different part of the image in both split areas. If the Instant Preview check box is active, you can alternatively hold down the Alt key and drag over the preview to make it move. If Instant Preview is switched off, it makes no sense to drag, because you won't see anything moving.
Using Left, Right, Bottom and Top View
These four split views let you compare the original image with the corrected version side by side. The corrected image will be displayed at the left, right, top or bottom as the names indicate. To move the separation line between the two versions, hold down the ALT key and drag on the preview. If you have Instant Preview activated, the effect of moving the separation line will be immediately visible. Unlike with the other split views, you can't select anything by shift clicking.
Choosing a Cast Type
The two Cast Types split views let you compare the different cast types as well as choose one of them. The effect of the six cast types (without Autodetect) is displayed as vertical or horizontal stripes on the image.
Instructions:
1. Create a sample area or use an Auto button
2. Select "CastTypes Vert." or "CastTypes Horiz." from the Split View box
3. Hold down the ALT key and drag on the preview to move the separation lines
and view other parts of the image with another Cast Type. To view the same image
content in each split view, please activate the Multiple check box.
4. Hold down the Shift key and click the split area
that you like best.
5. As a result Split View will be switched off, the Cast Type combo will be
set to your chosen Cast Type and the image will be displayed with that Cast
Type applied.
Hint: While you are in "CastTypes Vert." Or"CastTypes Horiz." mode, you
can create or move a sample area, use the Auto buttons or the manual controls.
So you don't need to switch Split View off while doing that. Only when you choose
an item from the Cast Types combo box, these Split View modes will be activated,
because otherwise you wouldn't see the effect of the altered cast type.
Adjusting the Cast
The Adjust Cast option from the Split View combo displays
six variations of the Adjust Cast slider.
Instructions:
1. Create a sample area or use an Auto button
2. Select "Adjust Cast" from the Split View box
3. Six horizontal stripes that contains values of the "Adjust Cast" slider will
be displayed. At the left you will also see the plain stripe as an orientation.
4. Hold down the ALT key and drag on the preview to move the separation lines
and view other parts of the image with another Adjust Cast value. To view the
same image content in each split view, please activate the Multiple check box.
5. Hold down the Shift key and click on your preferred
split area.
6. Result: Split View will be switched off, the Adjust Cast slider will be set
according to your choice value and the image will be fully displayed with that
Adjust Cast value.
Hint: While you are in "Adjust Cast" mode, you can create or move a sample
area, use the Auto Buttons or the manual controls. The Adjust Cast stripes will
be updated accordingly.
Color Correcting with the Color Stripes
The two Stripes features let you color correct the image or evaluate different
colored versions of it.
Instructions:
1. Select "Hue Stripes" or "Color Temp. Stripes" from
the Split View box.
2. Six horizontal stripes that contain the most important hues or color temperature
colors will be displayed. At the left you also see the plain stripe as an orientation.
3. Hold down the ALT key and drag on the preview to move the separation lines
and view other parts of the image with another color. To view the same image
content in each split view, please activate the Multiple check box.
4. Hold down the Shift key and click on the split area
that looks best to you.
5. Result: Split View will be switched off, the Source and Target color boxes
will be filled with your choice and the image will be fully displayed with the
chosen color correction.
Hint: If you create or move a sample area, use the Auto buttons or the
manual controls, these two split views will be automatically switched off. This
is necessary, because otherwise you wouldn't see the effect of the altered sample
area, pressed Auto button or altered manual controls . But you can adjust the
Contrast and Exposure settings as you like without leaving this mode.
Color Correcting with the Color Grids
The Grid modes of Split View display a 6 x 6 grid with
color variations. The colors in the horizontal direction are the same as those
of the Stripes modes whereas the vertical direction displays the color with
different saturation. They let you correct hue and saturation at the same time.
Instructions:
1. Select "Hue Grid" or "Color Temp. Grid" from the
Split View box.
2. A 6x6 grid with various colors will be displayed.
3. Hold down the ALT key and drag on the preview to move the separation grid and view other parts of the image with another color and saturation. To view the same image content in each split view, please activate the Multiple check box.
4. Hold down the Shift key and click on one of the
36 split areas that looks best to you.
5. Result: Split View will be switched off, the Source and Target color boxes
will be filled with your choice and the image will be fully displayed with the
chosen color correction.
Hint: If you create or move a sample area, use the Auto Buttons or the
manual controls while you are in "Hue Grid" or "Color Temp. Grid" mode, Split
View will be automatically switched off. This is necessary, because otherwise
you wouldn't see the effect of the altered sample area, pressed Auto Button
or altered manual controls . But you can adjust the Contrast and Exposure settings
as you like without leaving this mode.
Adjusting the Exposure
The Exposure mode of Split View displays exposure variations from - 50 to +75 as six vertical stripes. They represent values of the Exposure slider.
Instructions:
1. Create a sample area or use an Auto button.
2. Select "Exposure Stripes" from the Split View box
3. Hold down the ALT key and drag on the preview to move the separation lines
and view other parts of the image with another exposure value. To view the same
image content in each split view, please activate the Multiple check box.
4. Six vertical stripes that contain values of the Exposure slider will be displayed. At the left you also see the plain stripe as an orientation.
5. Hold down the Shift key and click on the stripe you prefer.
6. Result: Split View will be switched off, the Exposure slider will be set according to your choice value and the image will be displayed fully with that Exposure value.
Hint: While you are in "Exposure Stripes" mode, you can create or move
a sample area, use the Auto Buttons or the manual controls, e.g. the Exposure
Fix combo box. So you don't need to switch Split View off while doing that.
When using the Exposure slider in "Exposure" mode, Split View will automatically
be switched off. This is necessary, because otherwise you wouldn't see the effect
of the altered Exposure slider.