Tone curve
A graph used in digital photography that displays tonal range. A straight line at 45 degrees shows that the contrast is unchanged. To modify contrast you can usually click anywhere on the line and pull it in any direction.
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Tone curve
Techniques Glossary Tone curve
A graph used in digital photography that displays tonal range. A straight line at 45 degrees shows that the contrast is unchanged.
The Tone Curve is broken down into two different tabs. The Parametric area allows you to make quick adjustments to the overall tone, while the Point area allows for greater and more customized tone adjustments.
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The Photomatix Tone Mapping plug-in can also be used on 16-bit images as an alternative to Shadow/Highlight.
If the brightest tone in your image is a midtone, then you're best to meter and expose for that as your highlight, since that will distribute the greatest range of tones across the rest of the image.
One method is the specific tone reproduction method. The second method is simpler and more feasible for shipboard use, so it is discussed in more detail in this chapter. This method is called the trigradient tone reproduction method or the 1.
To achieve a sepia tone in a home darkroom you have to use both bleach and sepia tone chemical in addition to normal chemicals. Remember that bleach has very strong fumes and can be extremely hazardous if not used in a well-ventilated area.
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Tone Mapping Settings
Photomatix now offers two different Tone mapping approaches, the traditional Details Enhancer and the Tone Compressor. In 90% of the time I am using the Details enhancer since I can control the results much better.
Tone (contrast) adjustment
Adjusting the tone alters the shape of the 'S curve' used to map the linear image data captured by the sensor into the correct gamma.
Tone The degree of lightness or darkness in any given area of a print; also referred to as value. Cold tones (bluish) and warm tones (reddish) refer to the color of the image in both black-and-white and color photographs.
Tone-map the HDR image. Hit the "Tonemap the Hdr" button in the toolbar. A window will pop up with a slightly bewildering array of tone mapping algorithms and parameters.
Tone
Cold tones (bluish) and warm tones (reddish) refer to the colour of the image in both black-and-white and colour photographs.
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Tone
You build your tone through your photography. For example dark tones use harsh shadows to portray a sad or empty mood. However, light and smooth textures convey open and free feelings.
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TONE - also known as "Value" - The degree of lightness or darkness, or color variation from cold tones (blues) to warm tones (reds), in an area of a print, whether a color print or a black-and-white print.
Tone
This refers to the emulsion tone, wich, like the paper tone, can range from a cool blue-black to a warm sepia.
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Tone The apparent brightness of a color in an image. Touch Panel OLED The COOLPIX Touch Panel OLED provides fingertip shooting control.
Tone Curve
The Tone Curve control determines which curve will be used to lighten and increase the contrast of the raw file during the conversion. In addition to the default setting, conversions were done at linear contrast and strong contrast.
tone/line conversion
refer to line conversion.
tone line technique
a process that converts continuous tone images into line reproductions that resemble pen and ink drawings.
Tone Curve
Used in image editing software, a graphical representation the relationship between the input and output values for the brightness levels of pixels that can be used to adjust the contrast of the image.
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Tone (subject matter). Tone can also refer to the mood of a picture.
Tone - Tone is conveyed through the use of dark and light in the photograph. Dark toned photographs use shadows and dark gray areas to convey a mood such as sadness, emptiness, etc.
Tone curves
A term for an adjustment available on certain scanners. Beginning as a 45° angle line running up to the right, this line is adjusted into a curve shape by the user to effect colour or tone correction.
Two Tone Design
Despite the options that gray shading offers, sticking to pure black and white is often the route that designers take. This preserves that striking light-dark contrast while at the same time creating a certain look.
Sepia Tone History
Originally made from the Sepia cuttlefish, sepia pigment was used to treat printed photos to make them more durable.
-Warm tone developer is a developer producing image colors in chlorobromide papers ranging from warm black to reddish brown, according to type.
[edit] Tone mapping
Main article: Tone mapping
One problem with HDR has always been in viewing the images. Typical computer monitors (CRTs, LCDs), prints, and other methods of displaying images only have a limited dynamic range.
Tone: Tones are changes in apparent brightness of a color. (see: )
Trap: Trapping involves the addition of dots or pixels around the edges of an object so that you donít get white or colored gaps if the image is printed slightly out of register.
Tone used as representative of mid-tone of average subject. The standard grey card reflects 18 per cent of the light falling on it.
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Tone separation - process of reducing the tonal range of a photograph to a very restricted range. The final result has strong highlights and deep shadows with a set number of intermediate tones. Also refereed to as Posterization.
Split-tone RAW images in Photoshop
Learn to use the Split Toning feature of Adobe Camera Raw 4.1 to target and tint mono conversions
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8. The Tone Curve Option will help you modify the image lamination by adding and dragging points in the histogram.
9. The Tone Mapping Function of Photomatix, another HDR software product, includes many effects options.
Color (Tone)
Finally, there are photographic elements that add strength to the image. These elements include such aspects as:
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Various tone-mapping options are possible. For a quick start, you can go to Tone Mapping RH2 [17]. The dialog offers a way to adjust luminosity through the Key value [18] as you can see on the two examples [19, 20].
Next, the Tone Curve works the tones that have important detail (the midtones and more). This adjustment uses a parametric set of sliders that work four specific areas of tonality-Shadows, Darks, Lights and Highlights.
Continuous Tone
An image which which does not display an "jumps" from one colour brightness level to another, i.e. a smooth transition.
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Continuous-tone printers can print each dot at many different shades of lightness and darkness.
Lighting: Tone Deft
How to light-and not light- dark skin.
There's no real secret to correctly lighting dark skin. Light normally, meter and expose correctly, and you should get accurate skin tones and fully textured skin surfaces.
Adaptive tone map - An HP Real Life technology that adjusts an image’s tone to optimize contrast, resulting in a clear, vibrant picture.
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Advanced HDR Tone Mapping in Adobe Photoshop CS4, Part 2
There are some really amazing tools for HDR photographers in Adobe Photoshop CS4, but much of the power of CS4 in 32-bit space isn't well-known.
Continuous Tone
An image where brightness appears consistent and uninterrupted. Each pixel in a continuous tone image file uses at least one byte each for its red, green, and blue values.
Continuous tone
An image containing the illusion of smooth graduations between highlights and shadows
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Continuous Tone - Images that are made up of continues areas of color rather than small patters of dots.
Contrast Detection - The ability to measures contrast in a scene and controls focus.
continuous tone
An image consisting of smooth gradations of color between adjacent elements, requiring an output device capable of displaying thousands or millions of colors at high resolution in order to prevent image artifacts.
Continuous-tone image: Photographic image that shows a continuous density range between the lighter and darker areaswithout screening dots.
The color and tone of your background is important. Backgrounds come in a wide variety of colors and even patterns, but white, gray, and black are good choices for most subjects.
Step two - The tone will be a little on the light side, the center of the eye is normally black or nearly black, but this is easy to remedy with the burn tool, set the burn tool to affect only the shadows so that you don't lose those highlights.
Figure 2.13 A three-tone posterization from a highlight negative and a shadow negative printed slightly out of register to create a bas-relief effect. [Linda Campbell, from Kodak's "Creative Darkroom Techniques," ref. 77, p. 234.] ...
Curves: Curves is used to adjust brightness and contrast of each tone separately.
Try and think of a mid tone half way between black and white. It can be any colour, we're talking about tones only. Wet cement would be very close.
Magical Colors: Snow reflects the color of the sky, so get out early and stay out late to impart its warm tone to it. If there are colorful sunrise or sunset clouds, be sure to include them in the image.
The basic RAW conversion tools of exposure, white balance, sharpness, tone, color, noise removal and development have drop downs with multiple pre-set parameters.
o Highlight tone priority
o Auto lighting optimizer (4 levels)
o High ISO noise reduction (4 levels)
o Lens peripheral illumination correction (vignetting correction)
* RAW and SRAW1 (10 MP) / SRAW2 (5 MP)
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They add a slight warming tone to an image (they're subtly yellowish or slightly straw-coloured filters) and so cut out some of the blue light in landscapes, particularly at high altitudes.
No matter the time of day or the location, you can dramatically change the tone of the photograph simply by shifting the illumination of your subject.
In a different sense, ethnic photography could just refer to the photography of subjects with a non-white skin tone.
The camera uses a tone curve (essentially a modified gamma curve) to push that a little further, into an 8-bit (256-value) encoding.
Say for instance a sheet of printing paper needs an exposure of 5 seconds before it will show a tone over base white then the threshold is about 4 seconds.
 See also: Image, Light, Photograph, Camera, Digital
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