EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_CCSTEPS;Bypass [raw] False Colour Suppression
FILEBROWSER_COLORLABEL_TOOLTIP;Colour label.\n\nUse dropdown menu or shortcuts:\n<b>Shift-Ctrl-0</b> No Colour\n<b>Shift-Ctrl-1</b> Red\n<b>Shift-Ctrl-2</b> Yellow\n<b>Shift-Ctrl-3</b> Green\n<b>Shift-Ctrl-4</b> Blue\n<b>Shift-Ctrl-5</b> Purple
FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL;Colour label
FILEBROWSER_SHOWUNCOLORHINT;Show images without a colour label.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-0</b>
FILECHOOSER_FILTER_COLPROF;Colour profiles (*.icc)
HISTORY_MSG_69;Working colour space
HISTORY_MSG_70;Output colour space
HISTORY_MSG_71;Input colour space
HISTORY_MSG_111;L*a*b* - Avoid colour shift
HISTORY_MSG_115;False colour suppression
HISTORY_MSG_155;Vib - Avoid colour shift
HISTORY_MSG_174;Colour Appearance &amp; Lighting
HISTORY_MSG_191;CAL - IA - Colourfulness (M)
HISTORY_MSG_197;CAL - IA - Colour curve
HISTORY_MSG_198;CAL - IA - Colour curve mode
HISTORY_MSG_203;NR - Colour space
HISTORY_MSG_221;B&amp;W - Colour filter
HISTORY_MSG_240;GF - Centre
HISTORY_MSG_245;VC - Centre
HISTORY_MSG_257;Colour Toning
HISTORY_MSG_258;CT - Colour curve
HISTORY_MSG_273;CT - Colour Balance SMH
HISTORY_MSG_322;W - Gamut - Avoid colour shift
HISTORY_MSG_385;W - Residual - Colour balance
HISTORY_MSG_392;W - Residual - Colour balance
HISTORY_MSG_419;Retinex - Colour space
HISTORY_MSG_507;Local - Spot - Centre
HISTORY_MSG_516;Local - Colour and light
HISTORY_MSG_527;Local - Colour Inverse
HISTORY_MSG_542;Local - Vib avoid colourshift
HISTORY_MSG_591;Local - Avoid colour shift
HISTORY_MSG_607;Local - Colour Mask C
HISTORY_MSG_608;Local - Colour Mask L
HISTORY_MSG_611;Local - Colour Mask H
HISTORY_MSG_612;Local - Colour Structure
HISTORY_MSG_615;Local - Blend colour
HISTORY_MSG_618;Local - Use Colour Mask
HISTORY_MSG_624;Local - Colour correction grid
HISTORY_MSG_625;Local - Colour correction strength
HISTORY_MSG_626;Local - Colour correction Method
HISTORY_MSG_634;Local - radius colour
HISTORY_MSG_650;Local - Colour mask chroma
HISTORY_MSG_651;Local - Colour mask gamma
HISTORY_MSG_652;Local - Colour mask slope
HISTORY_MSG_656;Local - Colour soft radius
HISTORY_MSG_760;Local - Colour Laplacian mask
HISTORY_MSG_770;Local - Colour Mask contrast curve
HISTORY_MSG_779;Local - Colour Mask local contrast curve
HISTORY_MSG_780;Local - Colour Mask shadows
HISTORY_MSG_783;Local - Colour Wavelet levels
HISTORY_MSG_799;Local - Colour RGB ToneCurve
HISTORY_MSG_800;Local - Colour ToneCurve Method
HISTORY_MSG_801;Local - Colour ToneCurve Special
HISTORY_MSG_803;Local - Colour Merge
HISTORY_MSG_804;Local - Colour mask Structure
HISTORY_MSG_806;Local - Colour mask Structure as tool
HISTORY_MSG_808;Local - Colour mask curve H(H)
HISTORY_MSG_821;Local - colour grid background
HISTORY_MSG_822;Local - colour background merge
HISTORY_MSG_823;Local - colour background luminance
HISTORY_MSG_830;Local - Colour gradient strength L
HISTORY_MSG_831;Local - Colour gradient angle
HISTORY_MSG_832;Local - Colour gradient strength C
HISTORY_MSG_834;Local - Colour gradient strength H
HISTORY_MSG_894;Local - SD - ΔE preview colour intensity
HISTORY_MSG_925;Local - Scope (colour tools)
HISTORY_MSG_928;Local - Common colour mask
HISTORY_MSG_980;Local - Log encoding Colourfulness M
HISTORY_MSG_996;Local - Colour recovery threshold
HISTORY_MSG_997;Local - Colour threshold mask low
HISTORY_MSG_998;Local - Colour threshold mask high
HISTORY_MSG_999;Local - Colour decay
HISTORY_MSG_1045;Local - Colour and Light strength
HISTORY_MSG_1055;Local - Colour and Light gamma
HISTORY_MSG_1070;Local - CIECAM colourfullness
HISTORY_MSG_1107;Local - CIECAM Colour method
HISTORY_MSG_1108;Local - CIECAM Colour curve
HISTORY_MSG_CLAMPOOG;Clip out-of-gamut colours
HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABGRID_VALUE;CT - Colour correction
HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_AB;CT - Colour correction
HISTORY_MSG_FILMNEGATIVE_COLORSPACE;Film negative colour space
HISTORY_MSG_HLBL;Colour propagation - blur
HISTORY_MSG_ICM_REFI;Refinement Colours
HISTORY_MSG_ICM_SHIFTX;Refinement Colours - Shift x
HISTORY_MSG_ICM_SHIFTY;Refinement Colours - Shift y
HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_REFI;Local - CIECAM Refinement colours
HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERCOL;Local - Colour Gradient feather
HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_GAMUTMUNSEL;Local - SC - Avoid Colour Shift
HISTORY_MSG_RAWCACORR_COLORSHIFT;Raw CA Correction - Avoid colour shift
HISTORY_MSG_SH_COLORSPACE;S/H - Colourspace
HISTORY_MSG_WAVLABGRID_VALUE;Toning - exclude colours
MAIN_TAB_COLOR;Colour
MAIN_TOOLTIP_BACKCOLOR0;Background colour of the preview: <b>theme-based</b>\nShortcut: <b>9</b>
MAIN_TOOLTIP_BACKCOLOR1;Background colour of the preview: <b>black</b>\nShortcut: <b>9</b>
MAIN_TOOLTIP_BACKCOLOR2;Background colour of the preview: <b>white</b>\nShortcut: <b>9</b>
MAIN_TOOLTIP_BACKCOLOR3;Background colour of the preview: <b>middle grey</b>\nShortcut: <b>9</b>
PARTIALPASTE_COLORAPP;Colour Appearance & Lighting
PARTIALPASTE_COLORGROUP;Colour Related Settings
PARTIALPASTE_COLORTONING;Colour toning
PARTIALPASTE_ICMSETTINGS;Colour management settings
PARTIALPASTE_RAWCACORR_AVOIDCOLORSHIFT;CA avoid colour shift
PARTIALPASTE_RAW_FALSECOLOR;False colour suppression
PREFERENCES_APPEARANCE_COLORPICKERFONT;Colour picker font
PREFERENCES_APPEARANCE_CROPMASKCOLOR;Crop mask colour
PREFERENCES_APPEARANCE_NAVGUIDECOLOR;Navigator guide colour
PREFERENCES_AUTOMONPROFILE;Use operating system's main monitor colour profile
PREFERENCES_BEHAVIOR;Behaviour
PREFERENCES_ICCDIR;Directory containing colour profiles
PREFERENCES_INTENT_ABSOLUTE;Absolute Colourimetric
PREFERENCES_INTENT_RELATIVE;Relative Colourimetric
PREFERENCES_MENUGROUPLABEL;Group 'Colour label'
PREFERENCES_MONPROFILE;Default colour profile
PREFERENCES_PRTPROFILE;Colour profile
PREFERENCES_TAB_COLORMGR;Colour Management
PREFERENCES_THUMBNAIL_RANK_COLOR_MODE;Load/Save thumbnail rank and colour from/to XMP sidecars
PREFERENCES_WBACORR_TOOLTIP;These settings allow, depending on the images (type of raw file, colourimetry, etc.), an adaptation of the " Temperature correlation " algorithm in order to obtain the best overall results. There is no absolute rule, linking these parameters to the results obtained.\n\nThe settings are of 3 types: \n* those accessible to the user from the GUI.\n* those accessible only in reading from each pp3 file : Itcwb_minsize=20, Itcwb_delta=4 Itcwb_rgreen=1 Itcwb_nopurple=false (See Rawpedia)\n* those accessible to the user in 'options' (see Rawpedia)\n You can use "Awb temperature bias" and "Green refinement" to adjust the results. Each movement of these commands brings a new calculation of temperature, tint and correlation.\n\nPlease note that the 3 indicators 'Correlation factor', 'Patch chroma' and ΔE are given for information only. It is not because one of these indicators is better that the result will necessarily be better.
PREFERENCES_WBANOPURP;No purple colour used
PREFERENCES_WBAPATCH;Number maximum of colours used in picture
PREFERENCES_WBASIZEREF;Size of reference colour compare to size of histogram colour
SOFTPROOF_GAMUTCHECK_TOOLTIP;Highlight pixels with out-of-gamut colours with respect to:\n- the printer profile, if one is set and soft-proofing is enabled,\n- the output profile, if a printer profile is not set and soft-proofing is enabled,\n- the monitor profile, if soft-proofing is disabled.
SOFTPROOF_TOOLTIP;Soft-proofing simulates the appearance of the image:\n- when printed, if a printer profile is set in Preferences > Colour Management,\n- when viewed on a display that uses the current output profile, if a printer profile is not set.
SORT_BY_LABEL;By Colour Label
TC_LOCALLAB_PRIM_SHIFTX_TOOLTIP;In combination with "Refine colours", allows you to:\n 1) for low values, adjust the image purity.\n 2) for higher values, carry out moderate colour toning.\nBe careful not to go outside the CIE xy diagram.
TC_PRIM_REFI;Refine colours (white-point)
TOOLBAR_TOOLTIP_COLORPICKER;Lockable Colour Picker\n\nWhen the tool is active:\n- Add a picker: <b>left-click</b>.\n- Drag a picker: <b>left-click and drag</b>.\n- Delete a picker: <b>right-click</b>.\n- Delete all pickers: <b>Ctrl</b>+<b>Shift</b>+<b>right-click</b>.\n- Revert to hand tool: <b>right-click</b> outside any picker.
TOOLBAR_TOOLTIP_STRAIGHTEN;<b>Straighten</b> / <b>fine rotation</b>.\nShortcut: <b>s</b>\n\nIndicate the vertical or horizontal by drawing a guide line over the image. Angle of rotation will be shown next to the guide line. Centre of rotation is the geometrical centre of the image.
TP_BWMIX_CC_ENABLED;Adjust complementary colour
TP_BWMIX_CC_TOOLTIP;Enable to allow automatic adjustment of complementary colours in ROYGCBPM mode.
TP_BWMIX_CURVEEDITOR_BEFORE_TOOLTIP;Tone curve, just before B&amp;W conversion.\nMay take into account the colour components.
TP_BWMIX_FILTER;Colour Filter
TP_BWMIX_FILTER_TOOLTIP;The colour filter simulates shots taken with a coloured filter placed in front of the lens. Coloured filters reduce the transmission of specific colour ranges and therefore affect their lightness. E.g. a red filter darkens blue skies.
TP_BWMIX_RGB_TOOLTIP;Mix the RGB channels. Use presets for guidance.\nPay attention to negative values that may cause artifacts or erratic behaviour.
TP_COLORAPP_ALGO_QM;Brightness + Colourfulness (QM)
TP_COLORAPP_BADPIXSL_TOOLTIP;Suppression of hot/bad (brightly coloured) pixels.\n0 = No effect\n1 = Median\n2 = Gaussian.\nAlternatively, adjust the image to avoid very dark shadows.\n\nThese artifacts are due to limitations of CIECAM02.
TP_COLORAPP_CHROMA_M;Colourfulness (M)
TP_COLORAPP_CHROMA_M_TOOLTIP;Colourfulness in CIECAM is the perceived amount of hue in relation to gray, an indicator that a stimulus appears to be more or less coloured.
TP_COLORAPP_CHROMA_S_TOOLTIP;Saturation in CIECAM corresponds to the colour of a stimulus in relation to its own brightness. It differs from L*a*b* and RGB saturation.
TP_COLORAPP_CHROMA_TOOLTIP;Chroma in CIECAM corresponds to the colour of a stimulus relative to the clarity of a stimulus that appears white under identical conditions. It differs from L*a*b* and RGB chroma.
TP_COLORAPP_CURVEEDITOR3;Colour curve
TP_COLORAPP_CURVEEDITOR3_TOOLTIP;Adjust either chroma, saturation or colourfulness.\n\nShows the histogram of chromaticity (L*a*b*) before CIECAM.\nIf the 'Show CIECAM output histograms in CAL curves' checkbox is enabled, shows the histogram of C, S or M after CIECAM.\n\nC, S and M are not shown in the main histogram panel.\nFor final output refer to the main histogram panel.
TP_COLORAPP_DATACIE_TOOLTIP;Affects histograms shown in Colour Appearance &amp; Lightning curves. Does not affect RawTherapee's main histogram.\n\nEnabled: show approximate values for J and C, S or M after the CIECAM adjustments.\nDisabled: show L*a*b* values before CIECAM adjustments.
TP_COLORAPP_GEN_TOOLTIP;This module is based on the CIECAM colour appearance models, which were designed to better simulate how human vision perceives colours under different lighting conditions, e.g. against different backgrounds. It takes into account the environment of each colour and modifies its appearance to get as close as possible to human perception. It also adapts the output to the intended viewing conditions (monitor, TV, projector, printer, etc.) so that the chromatic appearance is preserved across the scene and display environments.
TP_COLORAPP_HUE_TOOLTIP;Hue (h) is the degree to which a stimulus can be described as similar to a colour described as red, green, blue and yellow.
TP_COLORAPP_LABEL;Colour Appearance & Lighting
TP_COLORAPP_SURROUND_TOOLTIP;Changes tones and colours to take into account the viewing conditions of the output device. The darker the viewing conditions, the darker the image will become. Image brightness will not be changed when the viewing conditions are set to average.
TP_COLORAPP_SURSOURCE_TOOLTIP;Changes tones and colours to take into account the surround conditions of the scene lighting. The darker the surround conditions, the brighter the image will become. Image brightness will not be changed when the surround is set to average.
TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_COLORF;Colourfulness
TP_COLORTONING_COLOR;Colour:
TP_COLORTONING_LABEL;Colour Toning
TP_COLORTONING_LABGRID;L*a*b* colour correction grid
TP_COLORTONING_LABREGIONS;Colour correction regions
TP_COLORTONING_LUMAMODE_TOOLTIP;If enabled, when you change colour (red, green, cyan, blue, etc.) the luminance of each pixel is preserved.
TP_COLORTONING_METHOD_TOOLTIP;'L*a*b* blending', 'RGB sliders' and 'RGB curves' use interpolated colour blending.\n'Colour balance (Shadows/Midtones/Highlights)' and 'Saturation 2 colours' use direct colours.\n\nThe Black-and-White tool can be enabled when using any colour toning method, which allows for colour toning.
TP_COLORTONING_SPLITCOCO;Colour Balance Shadows/Midtones/Highlights
TP_COLORTONING_SPLITLR;Saturation 2 colours
TP_COLORTONING_TWO2;Special chroma '2 colours'
TP_COLORTONING_TWOCOLOR_TOOLTIP;Standard chroma:\nLinear response, a* = b*.\n\nSpecial chroma:\nLinear response, a* = b*, but unbound - try under the diagonal.\n\nSpecial a* and b*:\nLinear response unbound with separate curves for a* and b*. Intended for special effects.\n\nSpecial chroma 2 colours:\nMore predictable.
TP_CROP_GTCENTEREDSQUARE;Centreed square
TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_METHOD_TOOLTIP;Manual\nActs on the full image.\nYou control the noise reduction settings manually.\n\nAutomatic global\nActs on the full image.\n9 zones are used to calculate a global chrominance noise reduction setting.\n\nAutomatic multi-zones\nNo preview - works only during saving, but using the 'Preview' method by matching the tile size and centre to the preview size and centre you can get an idea of the expected results.\nThe image is divided into tiles (about 10 to 70 depending on image size) and each tile receives its own chrominance noise reduction settings.\n\nPreview\nActs on the whole image.\nThe part of the image visible in the preview is used to calculate global chrominance noise reduction settings.
TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PREVIEW_INFO;Preview size=%1, Centre: Px=%2  Py=%3
TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PREVIEW_TILEINFO;Tile size=%1, Centre: Tx=%2  Ty=%3
TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_COLORSPACE;Colour space
TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_ALGO;Skin Colour Range
TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_ALGO_TOOLTIP;Fine: closer to the colours of the skin, minimizing the action on other colours\nLarge: avoid more artifacts.
TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_TOOLTIP;Attempts to reduce artifacts in the transitions between skin colours (hue, chroma, luma) and the rest of the image.
TP_EXPOSURE_CLAMPOOG;Clip out-of-gamut colours
TP_FILMNEGATIVE_COLORSPACE;Inversion colour space:
TP_FILMNEGATIVE_COLORSPACE_INPUT;Input colour space
TP_FILMNEGATIVE_COLORSPACE_TOOLTIP;Select the colour space used to perform the negative inversion:\n<b>Input colour space</b> : perform inversion before the input profile is applied, as in the previous versions of RT.\n<b>Working colour space</b> : perform inversion after input profile, using the currently selected working profile.
TP_FILMNEGATIVE_COLORSPACE_WORKING;Working colour space
TP_FILMNEGATIVE_GUESS_TOOLTIP;Automatically set the red and blue ratios by picking two patches which had a neutral hue (no colour) in the original scene. The patches should differ in brightness.
TP_GRADIENT_CENTER;Centre
TP_GRADIENT_CENTER_X;Centre X
TP_GRADIENT_CENTER_Y;Centre Y
TP_HLREC_COLOR;Colour Propagation
TP_ICM_INPUTCAMERAICC_TOOLTIP;Use RawTherapee's camera-specific DCP or ICC input colour profiles. These profiles are more precise than simpler matrix ones. They are not available for all cameras. These profiles are stored in the /iccprofiles/input and /dcpprofiles folders and are automatically retrieved based on a file name matching to the exact model name of the camera.
TP_ICM_INPUTCAMERA_TOOLTIP;Use a simple colour matrix from dcraw, an enhanced RawTherapee version (whichever is available based on camera model) or one embedded in the DNG.
TP_ICM_INPUTCUSTOM_TOOLTIP;Select your own DCP/ICC colour profile file for the camera.
TP_ICM_INPUTEMBEDDED_TOOLTIP;Use the colour profile embedded in the file.\nIf unavailable, fall back to Camera standard
TP_ICM_INPUTNONE_TOOLTIP;Use no input colour profile at all.\nUse only in special cases.
TP_ICM_LABEL;Colour Management
TP_ICM_PRIMILLUM_TOOLTIP;You can change an image from its original mode ('working profile') to a different mode ('destination primaries'). When you choose a different colour mode for an image, you permanently change the colour values in the image.\n\nChanging the 'primaries' is quite complex and difficult to use. It requires a lot of experimenting.\n It is capable of making exotic colour adjustments as Channel Mixer primaries.\n Allows you to modify the camera calibration with Custom (sliders).
TP_ICM_TRCFRAME_TOOLTIP;Also known as 'synthetic' or 'virtual' profiles, which are applied at the end of the processing pipeline (prior to CIECAM) allowing you to create custom image effects.\nYou can make changes to the:\n 'Tone response curve', which modifies the tones of the image.\n 'Illuminant', which allows you to change the profile primaries to adapt them to the shooting conditions.\n 'Destination primaries', which allows you to change the destination primaries with three main uses - channel mixer, restore image colour (saturation), and calibration.\nNote: Abstract profiles take into account the built-in working profiles without modifying them. They do not work with custom working profiles.
TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_TOOLTIP;Performs a gamut control. Destination primaries (Advanced) allows you to change the destination primaries to restore or change image colour (saturation). The colour balance is significantly preserved when the 'Working Profile' and the 'Destination primaries' are similar. 'Working Profile' is not modified.\nWhen 'Custom LA (sliders)' is selected, you can modify the values of the 3 primaries (Red, Green, and Blue) for x and y.
TP_LOCALLAB_ADJ;Equalizer Colour
TP_LOCALLAB_AVOID;Avoid colour shift
TP_LOCALLAB_AVOIDCOLORSHIFT_TOOLTIP;Fit colours into gamut of the working colour space and apply Munsell correction (Uniform Perceptual Lab). Default: Munsell only.\n\nMunsell only: Fixes Lab mode hue drifts due to non-linearity when chromaticity is changed (Uniform Perceptual Lab).\nLab: Applies a gamut control in relative colourimetric. Munsell is then applied.\nXYZ Absolute: Applies gamut control in absolute colourimetric. Munsell is then applied.\nXYZ Relative: Applies gamut control in relative colourimetric. Munsell is then applied. The result is not the same as Lab.
TP_LOCALLAB_BLWH_TOOLTIP;Force colour components 'a' and 'b' to zero.\nUseful for black and white processing, or film simulation.
TP_LOCALLAB_CENTER_X;Centre X
TP_LOCALLAB_CENTER_Y;Centre Y
TP_LOCALLAB_CIE;Colour appearance (Cam16 & JzCzHz)
TP_LOCALLAB_CIECAMLOG_TOOLTIP;This module is based on the CIECAM colour appearance model which was designed to better simulate how human vision perceives colours under different lighting conditions.\nThe first Ciecam process 'Scene conditions' is carried out by Log encoding, it also uses 'Absolute luminance' at the time of shooting.\nThe second Ciecam process 'Image adjustments' is simplified and uses only 3 variables (local contrast, contrast J, saturation s).\nThe third Ciecam process 'Viewing conditions' adapts the output to the intended viewing conditions (monitor, TV, projector, printer, etc.) so that the chromatic and contrast appearance is preserved across the display environment.
TP_LOCALLAB_CIECOLORFRA;Colour
TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_TOOLNAME;Colour appearance (Cam16 & JzCzHz)
TP_LOCALLAB_COFR;Colour & Light
TP_LOCALLAB_COLORDE;ΔE preview colour - intensity
TP_LOCALLAB_COLORDE_TOOLTIP;Show a blue colour preview for ΔE selection if negative and green if positive.\n\nMask and modifications (show modified areas without mask): show actual modifications if positive, show enhanced modifications (luminance only) with blue and yellow if negative.
TP_LOCALLAB_COLORFRAME;Dominant colour
TP_LOCALLAB_COLORSCOPE;Scope (colour tools)
TP_LOCALLAB_COLORSCOPE_TOOLTIP;Common Scope slider for Colour and Light, Shadows/Highlights, Vibrance.\nOther tools have their own scope controls.
TP_LOCALLAB_COLOR_CIE;Colour curve
TP_LOCALLAB_COLOR_TOOLNAME;Colour & Light
TP_LOCALLAB_CURVEEDITORM_CC_TOOLTIP;If the curves are at the top, the mask is completely black and no changes are made to the image.\nAs you lower the curve, the mask gradually becomes more colourful and bright, progressively changing the image.\n\nIt is recommended (but not mandatory) to position the top of the curves on the gray boundary line which represents the reference values of chroma, luma, hue for the spot.
TP_LOCALLAB_CURVEEDITOR_CC_TOOLTIP;If curves are at the top, the mask is completely black and no changes are made to the image.\nAs you lower the curve, the mask gradually becomes more colourful and bright, progressively changing the image.\n\nIt is recommended (but not mandatory) to position the top of the curves on the gray boundary line which represents the reference values of chroma, luma, hue for the spot.
TP_LOCALLAB_CURVEEDITOR_TONES_TOOLTIP;L=f(L), can be used with L(H) in Colour and Light.
TP_LOCALLAB_DEHAZFRAME_TOOLTIP;Removes atmospheric haze. Increases overall saturation and detail.\nCan remove colour casts, but may also introduce a blue cast which can be corrected with other tools.
TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIEQUALCHRO_TOOLTIP;Allows you to direct the chroma noise reduction towards either the blue-yellow or red-green colours.
TP_LOCALLAB_DENOI_TOOLTIP;This module can be used for noise reduction either on its own (at the end of the processing pipeline) or in addition to the Noise Reduction module in the Detail tab (which works at the beginning of the pipeline).\n Scope allows you to differentiate the action based on colour (ΔE).\nMinimum spot size: 128x128.
TP_LOCALLAB_EXCLUF_TOOLTIP;'Excluding' mode prevents adjacent spots from influencing certain parts of the image. Adjusting 'Scope' will extend the range of colours.\n You can also add tools to an Excluding spot and use them in the same way as for a normal spot.
TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCHROMA_TOOLTIP;Use in association with 'Exposure compensation f' and 'Contrast Attenuator f' to avoid desaturating colours.
TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCOLOR_TOOLTIP;Adjust colour, lightness, contrast and correct small defects such as red-eye, sensor dust etc.
TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCOMP_TOOLTIP;For portraits or images with a low colour gradient. You can change 'Shape detection' in 'Settings':\n\nIncrease 'ΔE scope threshold'\nReduce 'ΔE decay'\nIncrease 'ab-L balance (ΔE)'
TP_LOCALLAB_EXPGRADCOL_TOOLTIP;A graduated filter is available in Colour and Light (luminance, chrominance &amp; hue gradients, and 'Merge file'), Exposure (luminance grad.), Exposure Mask (luminance grad.), Shadows/Highlights (luminance grad.), Vibrance (luminance, chrominance &amp; hue gradients), Local contrast &amp; wavelet pyramid (local contrast grad.).\nFeather is located in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_EXPMERGEFILE_TOOLTIP;Allows you to use GIMP or Photoshop layer blend modes (difference, multiply, soft light, overlay, etc.) with opacity control.\nOriginal image: merge current spot with original.\nPrevious spot: merge current spot with previous (if there is only one spot, previous = original).\nBackground: merge current spot with a colour and luminance background (fewer possibilties).
TP_LOCALLAB_GRIDFRAME_TOOLTIP;You can use this tool as a brush. Use a small spot and adapt the 'Transition value' and 'Transition decay'\nOnly 'Normal' mode and possibly Hue, Saturation, Colour, Luminosity are concerned by Merge background (ΔE).
TP_LOCALLAB_GRIDMETH_TOOLTIP;Colour toning: the luminance is taken into account when varying chroma. Equivalent to H=f(H) if the 'white dot' on the grid remains at zero and you only vary the 'black dot'. Equivalent to 'Colour toning' if you vary the 2 dots.\n\nDirect: acts directly on the chroma.
TP_LOCALLAB_GRIDONE;Colour Toning
TP_LOCALLAB_LABGRID;Colour correction grid
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCATAD_TOOLTIP;Chromatic adaptation allows us to interpret a colour according to its spatio-temporal environment.\nUseful when the white balance deviates significantly from the D50 reference.\nAdapts colours to the illuminant of the output device.
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCOLORFL;Colourfulness (M)
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCOLORF_TOOLTIP;Perceived amount of hue in relation to gray.\nIndicator that a stimulus appears more or less coloured.
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCONTL_TOOLTIP;Contrast (J) in CIECAM16 takes into account the increase in perceived colouration with luminance.
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCONTQ_TOOLTIP;Contrast (Q) in CIECAM16 takes into account the increase in perceived colouration with brightness.
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGIMAGE_TOOLTIP;Takes into account corresponding Ciecam variables: i.e. Contrast (J) and Saturation (s), as well as Contrast (Q), Brightness (Q), Lightness (J) and Colourfulness (M) (in Advanced mode).
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGLIGHTL_TOOLTIP;Close to lightness (L*a*b*). Takes into account the increase in perceived colouration.
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGSATURL_TOOLTIP;Saturation (s) in CIECAM16 corresponds to the colour of a stimulus in relation to its own brightness.\nActs mainly on medium tones and on the highlights.
TP_LOCALLAB_LOGSURSOUR_TOOLTIP;Changes tones and colours to take into account the Scene conditions.\n\n<b>Average</b>: Average light conditions (standard). The image will not change.\n\n<b>Dim</b>: Dim conditions. The image will become slightly brighter.\n\n<b>Dark</b>: Dark conditions. The image will become more bright.
TP_LOCALLAB_LUMASK;Background colour/luma mask
TP_LOCALLAB_LUMASK_TOOLTIP;Adjusts the shade of gray or colour of the mask background in Show Mask (Mask and modifications).
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKCOM;Common Colour Mask
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKCOM_TOOLNAME;Common Colour Mask
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESCB_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which CBDL (Luminance only) parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the CBDL settings .\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels:'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\nUse a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESC_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Colour and Light settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Structure mask', 'Blur mask', 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve', 'Local contrast' (wavelets).\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESD_TOOLTIP; The denoise is progressively decreased from 100% at the threshold setting to 0% at the maximum white value (as determined by the mask).\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Structure mask', 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve', 'Local contrast' (wavelets).\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESE_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the 'Dynamic range and Exposure' settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colourpicker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESL_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Log encoding settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels:'Smooth radius', 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESRETI_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which Retinex (Luminance only) parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Retinex settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESS_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Shadows Highlights settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESTM_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Tone Mapping settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESVIB_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Vibrance and Warm Cool settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels:'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRESWAV_TOOLTIP;Lighter-tone limit above which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Local contrast and Wavelet settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKHIGTHRES_TOOLTIP; The Guided Filter is progressively decreased from 100% at the threshold setting to 0% at the maximum white value (as determined by the mask).\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'structure mask', 'Smooth radius', 'Gamma and slope', 'Contrast curve', 'Local contrast wavelet'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESCB_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the CBDL parameters (Luminance only) will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the CBDL settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESC_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Colour and Light settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Structure mask', 'blur mask', 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve', 'Local contrast' (wavelets).\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESD_TOOLTIP;The denoise is progressively increased from 0% at the threshold setting to 100% at the maximum black value (as determined by the mask).\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Structure mask', 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve', 'Local contrast' (wavelets).\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESE_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the 'Dynamic range and Exposure' settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESL_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Log encoding settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels:'Smooth radius', 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESRETI_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the Retinex (Luminance only) parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Retinex settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESS_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Shadows Highlights settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESTM_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Tone Mapping settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESVIB_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Vibrance and Warm Cool settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRESWAV_TOOLTIP;Dark-tone limit below which the parameters will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Local contrast and Wavelet settings.\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve'.\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLOWTHRES_TOOLTIP;The Guided Filter is progressively increased from 0% at the threshold setting to 100% at the maximum black value (as determined by the mask).\n You can use certain tools in 'Mask and modifications' to change the gray levels: 'Structure mask', 'Smooth radius', Gamma and Slope, 'Contrast curve', 'Local contrast' (wavelets).\n Use a 'lockable colour picker' on the mask to see which areas will be affected. Make sure you set 'Background colour mask' = 0 in Settings.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRECOL_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Colour and Light settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Colour and Light settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Colour and Light settings will be applied.
TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRELOG_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Log encoding settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Log encoding settings - can be used to restore highlights reconstructed by Colour propagation \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Log encoding settings will be applied.
TP_LOCALLAB_MERCOL;Colour
TP_LOCALLAB_MERFOR;Colour Dodge
TP_LOCALLAB_MERTHI;Colour Burn
TP_LOCALLAB_PRECAMREFIMAIN_TOOLTIP;Allows you to move the white-point in such a way that it approaches the dominant colour. This action modifies the purity. In combination with "Shift x" and "Shift y", allows you to carry out moderate colour toning.
TP_LOCALLAB_PRECAMREFI_TOOLTIP;Allows you to move the white-point in such a way that it approaches the dominant colour. This action modifies the purity.
TP_LOCALLAB_PRECAM_TOOLTIP;'Source Data Adjustments' modifies the Dynamic Range using Log encoding, the tones of the image and primaries (simplified Abstract Profile), and midtones, just before the Ciecam process. These values are adjustable:\nGamma: Acts mainly on light tones\nSlope: Acts mainly on dark tones. You can choose any pair of gamma and slope (values >1) and the algorithm will ensure that there is continuity between the linear and parabolic parts of the curve.\nDestination primaries: Allows you to change the destination primaries to restore or change image colour (saturation). The colour balance is significantly preserved when the 'Working Profile' and the 'Destination primaries' are similar. 'Working Profile' is not modified. You can also finely adapt the primaries and the illuminant (white-point). Moving a primary away from the white point reduces saturation and vice versa. Pay attention to the gamut.
TP_LOCALLAB_RECOTHRES02_TOOLTIP;If the 'Recovery threshold' value is greater than 1, the mask in Mask and Modifications takes into account any previous modifications made to the image but not those made with the current tool (e.g. Colour and Light, Wavelet, Cam16, etc.)\nIf the value of the 'Recovery threshold' is less than 1, the mask in Mask and Modifications does not take into account any previous modifications to the image.\n\nIn both cases, the 'Recovery threshold' acts on the masked image as modified by the current tool (Colour and Light, Wavelet, Cam16, etc.).
TP_LOCALLAB_REPARCOL_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the Colour and Light image with respect to the original image.
TP_LOCALLAB_RSTPROTECT_TOOLTIP;Red and skin-tone protection affects the Saturation, Chroma and Colourfulness sliders.
TP_LOCALLAB_SENSIEXCLU_TOOLTIP;Adjust the colours to be excluded.
TP_LOCALLAB_SENSIMASK_TOOLTIP;Scope adjustment specific to common mask tool.\nActs on the difference between the original image and the mask.\nUses the luma, chroma and hue references from the centre of the spot\n\nYou can also adjust the ΔE of the mask itself by using 'Scope (ΔE image mask)' in 'Settings' > 'Mask and Merge'.
TP_LOCALLAB_SENSI_TOOLTIP;Adjusts the scope of the action:\nSmall values limit the action to colours similar to those in the centre of the spot.\nHigh values let the tool act on a wider range of colours.
TP_LOCALLAB_STRENGRID_TOOLTIP;You can adjust the desired effect with 'strength', but you can also use the 'scope' function which allows you to delimit the action (e.g. to isolate a particular colour).
TP_LOCALLAB_STRUMASK_TOOLTIP;Structure mask (slider) with the checkbox 'Structure mask as tool' unchecked: In this case a mask showing the structure will be generated even if none of the 3 curves is activated. Structure masks are available for mask (Blur and denoise') and mask(Colour &amp; Light).
TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSITWEAK_TOOLTIP;Adjust transition decay function: 1 linear , 2 parabolic, 3 cubic up to ^25.\nCan be used in conjunction with very low transition values to reduce defects (CBDL, Wavelets, Colour &amp; Light).
TP_LOCALLAB_WARM;Warm/Cool & Colour artifacts
TP_LOCALLAB_WARM_TOOLTIP;This slider uses the CIECAM algorithm and acts as a White Balance control to make the colour temperature of the selected area warmer or cooler.\nIt can also reduce colour artifacts in some cases.
TP_PCVIGNETTE_FEATHER_TOOLTIP;Feathering:\n0 = corners only,\n50 = halfway to centre,\n100 = to centre.
TP_PFCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CH_TOOLTIP;Controls defringe strength by colour.\nHigher = more,\nLower = less.
TP_RAWCACORR_AVOIDCOLORSHIFT;Avoid colour shift
TP_RAW_FALSECOLOR;False colour suppression steps
TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTEQUALBRIGHT_TOOLTIP;Equalize the brightness of the frames to the brightness of the selected frame.\nIf there are overexposed areas in the frames select the brightest frame to avoid magenta colour cast in overexposed areas or enable motion correction.
TP_RGBCURVES_LUMAMODE_TOOLTIP;<b>Luminosity mode</b> allows to vary the contribution of R, G and B channels to the luminosity of the image, without altering image colour.
TP_SPOT_HINT;Click on this button to be able to operate on the preview area.\n\nTo edit a spot, hover the white mark locating an edited area, making the editing geometry appear.\n\nTo add a spot, press Ctrl and left mouse button, drag the circle (Ctrl key can be released) to a source location, then release the mouse button.\n\nTo move the source or destination spot, hover its centre then drag it.\n\nThe inner circle (maximum effect area) and the 'feather' circle can be resized by hovering them (the circle becomes orange) and dragging it (the circle becomes red).\n\nWhen the changes are done, right click outside any spot to end the Spot editing mode, or click on this button again.
TP_VIBRANCE_AVOIDCOLORSHIFT;Avoid colour shift
TP_VIGNETTING_CENTER;Centre
TP_VIGNETTING_CENTER_X;Centre X
TP_VIGNETTING_CENTER_Y;Centre Y
TP_WAVELET_AVOID;Avoid colour shift
TP_WAVELET_BALCHROM;Equalizer Colour
TP_WAVELET_CBENAB;Toning and Colour balance
TP_WAVELET_CHRO_TOOLTIP;Sets the wavelet level which will be the threshold between saturated and pastel colours.\n1-x: saturated\nx-9: pastel\n\nIf the value exceeds the amount of wavelet levels you are using then it will be ignored.
TP_WAVELET_DENWAVHUE_TOOLTIP;Amplify or reduce denoising depending on the colour.
TP_WAVELET_EDGTHRESH_TOOLTIP;Change the repartition between the first levels and the others. The higher the threshold the more the action is centreed on the first levels. Be careful with negative values, they increase the action of high levels and can introduce artifacts.
TP_WAVELET_TONFRAME;Excluded colours
TP_WBALANCE_EQBLUERED_TOOLTIP;Allows to deviate from the normal behaviour of 'white balance' by modulating the blue/red balance.\nThis can be useful when shooting conditions:\na) are far from the standard illuminant (e.g. underwater),\nb) are far from conditions where calibrations were performed,\nc) where the matrices or ICC profiles are unsuitable.
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBSIZEPATCH_TOOLTIP;This setting sets the size of colour datas used by algorithm.
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBSIZE_TOOLTIP;This setting sets the number of iterations to find the best correspondence between the reference spectral colours and those in xyY value of the image. A value of 3 seams a good compromise.
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_FRA_TOOLTIP;These settings allow, depending on the images (type of raw, colourimetry, etc.), an adaptation of the 'Temperature correlation' algorithm. There is no absolute rule linking these parameters to the results obtained.
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_NOPURPLE;Filter on purple colour
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_SIZE;Size of ref. colour compare to histogram
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_SIZEPATCH;Size of colour patch
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_THRES;Colours used in picture (preset)
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWFORCED_TOOLTIP;By default (box not checked) the data scanned during sampling is brought back to the sRGB profile, which is the most widespread, both for calibrating DCP or ICC profiles with the Colourchecker24, or used on the web.\n If you have very high gamut images (some flowers, artificial colours), then it may be necessary to use the entire CIExy diagram, the profile used will be ACESP0. In this second case, the number of colours that can be used in internal to the algorithm will be more important.
TP_WBALANCE_ITCWPRIM_TOOLTIP;Allows you to select the image sampling.\n'Close to full CIE diagram' almost uses the data present on the sensor, possibly including the imaginary colours.\n'Camera XYZ matrix' - uses the matrix directly derived from Colour Matrix.\n'Medium sampling' (default) - near Pointer's gamut: corresponds substantially to the most common cases of human vision.\nThe other choice 'Low sampling and Ignore camera settings' allow you to isolate high gamut parts of the image and forces the algorithm in some cases (tint > 0.8,...) to ignore camera settings. This will obviously have an impact on the result.\n\nThis sampling only has an influence on the channel multipliers, it has nothing to do with the "working profile" and does not modify the gamut of the image.
TP_WBALANCE_OBSERVER10_TOOLTIP;The colour management in RawTherapee (White balance, channel multipliers, highlight recovery,...) uses the spectral data of the illuminants and colours. Observer is an important parameter of this management which takes into account the angle of perception of the eye. In 1931 it was fixed at 2° (privileges the use of the cones). In 1964 it was fixed at 10° (privileges the use of the cones, but partially takes into account the rods).\nIn the rare case of a colour drift with "Observer 2°" (probably due to the conversion matrix) "Observer 10°" must be selected.
TP_WBALANCE_PATCHLABEL;Read colours:%1 Patch: Chroma:%2 Size=%3
TP_WBALANCE_PATCHLABEL_TOOLTIP;Display number of read colours (max=237).\nDisplay calculated Patch Chroma.\nAWB temperature bias, lets try to reduce this value, a minimum may seem to optimize the algorithm.\n\nPatch size matching chroma optimization.
//TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBNOPURPLE_TOOLTIP;By default when "Inpaint opposed" is activated, purple colours are not taken into account. However, if the image does not need highlight reconstruction, or if this image naturally contains purple tints (flowers, etc.), it may be necessary to deactivate, to take into account all the colours.


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!ABOUT_TAB_BUILD;Version
!ABOUT_TAB_CREDITS;Credits
!ABOUT_TAB_LICENSE;License
!ABOUT_TAB_RELEASENOTES;Release Notes
!ABOUT_TAB_SPLASH;Splash
!ADJUSTER_RESET_TO_DEFAULT;<b>Click</b> - reset to default value.\n<b>Ctrl</b>+<b>click</b> - reset to initial value.
!BATCH_PROCESSING;Batch Processing
!CURVEEDITOR_AXIS_IN;I:
!CURVEEDITOR_AXIS_LEFT_TAN;LT:
!CURVEEDITOR_AXIS_OUT;O:
!CURVEEDITOR_AXIS_RIGHT_TAN;RT:
!CURVEEDITOR_CATMULLROM;Flexible
!CURVEEDITOR_CURVE;Curve
!CURVEEDITOR_CURVES;Curves
!CURVEEDITOR_CUSTOM;Standard
!CURVEEDITOR_DARKS;Darks
!CURVEEDITOR_EDITPOINT_HINT;Enable edition of node in/out values.\n\nRight-click on a node to select it.\nRight-click on empty space to de-select the node.
!CURVEEDITOR_HIGHLIGHTS;Highlights
!CURVEEDITOR_LIGHTS;Lights
!CURVEEDITOR_LINEAR;Linear
!CURVEEDITOR_LOADDLGLABEL;Load curve
!CURVEEDITOR_MINMAXCPOINTS;Equalizer
!CURVEEDITOR_NURBS;Control cage
!CURVEEDITOR_PARAMETRIC;Parametric
!CURVEEDITOR_SAVEDLGLABEL;Save curve...
!CURVEEDITOR_SHADOWS;Shadows
!CURVEEDITOR_TOOLTIPCOPY;Copy current curve to clipboard.
!CURVEEDITOR_TOOLTIPLINEAR;Reset curve to linear.
!CURVEEDITOR_TOOLTIPLOAD;Load a curve from file.
!CURVEEDITOR_TOOLTIPPASTE;Paste curve from clipboard.
!CURVEEDITOR_TOOLTIPSAVE;Save current curve.
!CURVEEDITOR_TYPE;Type:
!DIRBROWSER_FOLDERS;Folders
!DONT_SHOW_AGAIN;Don't show this message again.
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_DELETE;Delete
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_EDIT;Edit
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_EDIT_RULE;Edit Dynamic Profile Rule
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_ENTRY_TOOLTIP;The matching is case insensitive.\nUse the 're:' prefix to enter\na regular expression.
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_IMGTYPE_ANY;Any
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_IMGTYPE_HDR;HDR
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_IMGTYPE_PS;Pixel Shift
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_IMGTYPE_STD;Standard
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_MOVE_DOWN;Move Down
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_MOVE_UP;Move Up
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_NEW;New
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_NEW_RULE;New Dynamic Profile Rule
!DYNPROFILEEDITOR_PROFILE;Processing Profile
!EDITWINDOW_TITLE;Image Edit
!EDIT_OBJECT_TOOLTIP;Displays a widget on the preview window which lets you adjust this tool.
!EDIT_PIPETTE_TOOLTIP;To add an adjustment point to the curve, hold the Ctrl key while left-clicking the desired spot in the image preview.\nTo adjust the point, hold the Ctrl key while left-clicking the corresponding area in the preview, then let go of Ctrl (unless you desire fine control) and while still holding the left mouse button move the mouse up or down to move that point up or down in the curve.
!ERROR_MSG_METADATA_VALUE;Metadata: error setting %1 to %2
!EXIFFILTER_APERTURE;Aperture
!EXIFFILTER_CAMERA;Camera
!EXIFFILTER_EXPOSURECOMPENSATION;Exposure compensation (EV)
!EXIFFILTER_FILETYPE;File type
!EXIFFILTER_FOCALLEN;Focal length
!EXIFFILTER_IMAGETYPE;Image type
!EXIFFILTER_ISO;ISO
!EXIFFILTER_LENS;Lens
!EXIFFILTER_METADATAFILTER;Enable metadata filters
!EXIFFILTER_PATH;File path
!EXIFFILTER_SHUTTER;Shutter
!EXIFPANEL_ACTIVATE_ALL_HINT;Select all tags
!EXIFPANEL_ACTIVATE_NONE_HINT;Unselect all tags
!EXIFPANEL_ADDEDIT;Add/Edit
!EXIFPANEL_ADDEDITHINT;Add new tag or edit tag.
!EXIFPANEL_ADDTAGDLG_ENTERVALUE;Enter value
!EXIFPANEL_ADDTAGDLG_SELECTTAG;Select tag
!EXIFPANEL_ADDTAGDLG_TITLE;Add/Edit Tag
!EXIFPANEL_BASIC_GROUP;Basic
!EXIFPANEL_KEEP;Keep
!EXIFPANEL_KEEPHINT;Keep the selected tags when writing output file.
!EXIFPANEL_REMOVE;Remove
!EXIFPANEL_REMOVEHINT;Remove the selected tags when writing output file.
!EXIFPANEL_RESET;Reset
!EXIFPANEL_RESETALL;Reset All
!EXIFPANEL_RESETALLHINT;Reset all tags to their original values.
!EXIFPANEL_RESETHINT;Reset the selected tags to their original values.
!EXIFPANEL_VALUE_NOT_SHOWN;Not shown
!EXPORT_BYPASS;Processing steps to bypass
!EXPORT_BYPASS_ALL;Select / Unselect All
!EXPORT_BYPASS_DEFRINGE;Bypass Defringe
!EXPORT_BYPASS_DIRPYRDENOISE;Bypass Noise Reduction
!EXPORT_BYPASS_DIRPYREQUALIZER;Bypass Contrast by Detail Levels
!EXPORT_BYPASS_EQUALIZER;Bypass Wavelet Levels
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_CA;Bypass [raw] Chromatic Aberration Correction
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_DCB_ENHANCE;Bypass [raw] DCB Enhancement Steps
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_DCB_ITERATIONS;Bypass [raw] DCB Iterations
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_DF;Bypass [raw] Dark-Frame
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_FF;Bypass [raw] Flat-Field
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_GREENTHRESH;Bypass [raw] Green Equilibration
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_LINENOISE;Bypass [raw] Line Noise Filter
!EXPORT_BYPASS_RAW_LMMSE_ITERATIONS;Bypass [raw] LMMSE Enhancement Steps
!EXPORT_BYPASS_SHARPENEDGE;Bypass Edge Sharpening
!EXPORT_BYPASS_SHARPENING;Bypass Sharpening
!EXPORT_BYPASS_SHARPENMICRO;Bypass Microcontrast
!EXPORT_FASTEXPORTOPTIONS;<b>Fast Export Options</b>
!EXPORT_INSTRUCTIONS;Fast Export options provide overrides to bypass time and resource consuming development settings and to run queue processing using the fast export settings instead. This method is recommended for quicker generation of lower resolution images when speed is a priority or when resized output is desired for one or many images without making modifications to their saved development parameters.
!EXPORT_MAXHEIGHT;Maximum height:
!EXPORT_MAXWIDTH;Maximum width:
!EXPORT_PIPELINE;Processing pipeline
!EXPORT_PUTTOQUEUEFAST;Put to queue for fast export
!EXPORT_RAW_DMETHOD;Demosaic method
!EXPORT_USE_FAST_PIPELINE;Dedicated (full processing on resized image)
!EXPORT_USE_FAST_PIPELINE_TOOLTIP;Use a dedicated processing pipeline for images in Fast Export mode, that trades speed for quality. Resizing of the image is done as early as possible, instead of doing it at the end like in the normal pipeline. The speedup can be significant, but be prepared to see artifacts and a general degradation of output quality.
!EXPORT_USE_NORMAL_PIPELINE;Standard (bypass some steps, resize at the end)
!EXTPROGTARGET_1;raw
!EXTPROGTARGET_2;queue-processed
!FILEBROWSER_APPLYPROFILE;Apply
!FILEBROWSER_APPLYPROFILE_PARTIAL;Apply - partial
!FILEBROWSER_AUTODARKFRAME;Auto dark-frame
!FILEBROWSER_AUTOFLATFIELD;Auto flat-field
!FILEBROWSER_BROWSEPATHBUTTONHINT;Click to open specified path, reload folder and apply 'find' keywords.
!FILEBROWSER_BROWSEPATHHINT;Type a path to navigate to.\n\nKeyboard shortcuts:\n<b>Ctrl-o</b> to focus to the path text box.\n<b>Enter</b> / <b>Ctrl-Enter</b> to browse there;\n<b>Esc</b> to clear changes.\n<b>Shift-Esc</b> to remove focus.\n\nPath shortcuts:\n<b>~</b>	- user's home directory.\n<b>!</b>	- user's pictures directory
!FILEBROWSER_CACHE;Cache
!FILEBROWSER_CACHECLEARFROMFULL;Clear all including cached profiles
!FILEBROWSER_CACHECLEARFROMPARTIAL;Clear all except cached profiles
!FILEBROWSER_CLEARPROFILE;Clear
!FILEBROWSER_COPYPROFILE;Copy
!FILEBROWSER_CURRENT_NAME;Current name:
!FILEBROWSER_DARKFRAME;Dark-frame
!FILEBROWSER_DELETEDIALOG_ALL;Are you sure you want to <b>permanently</b> delete all <b>%1</b> files in trash?
!FILEBROWSER_DELETEDIALOG_HEADER;File delete confirmation:
!FILEBROWSER_DELETEDIALOG_SELECTED;Are you sure you want to <b>permanently</b> delete the selected <b>%1</b> files?
!FILEBROWSER_DELETEDIALOG_SELECTEDINCLPROC;Are you sure you want to <b>permanently</b> delete the selected <b>%1</b> files, <b>including</b> a queue-processed version?
!FILEBROWSER_EMPTYTRASH;Empty trash
!FILEBROWSER_EMPTYTRASHHINT;<b>Permanently</b> delete all files in trash.
!FILEBROWSER_EXTPROGMENU;Open with
!FILEBROWSER_FLATFIELD;Flat-Field
!FILEBROWSER_MOVETODARKFDIR;Move to dark-frames directory
!FILEBROWSER_MOVETOFLATFIELDDIR;Move to flat-fields directory
!FILEBROWSER_NEW_NAME;New name:
!FILEBROWSER_OPENDEFAULTVIEWER;Windows default viewer (queue-processed)
!FILEBROWSER_PARTIALPASTEPROFILE;Paste - partial
!FILEBROWSER_PASTEPROFILE;Paste
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCANCELJOB;Cancel job
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL0;Label: None
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL1;Label: Red
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL2;Label: Yellow
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL3;Label: Green
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL4;Label: Blue
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOLORLABEL5;Label: Purple
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPCOPYTO;Copy to...
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPFILEOPERATIONS;File operations
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPINSPECT;Inspect
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPMOVEEND;Move to end of queue
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPMOVEHEAD;Move to head of queue
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPMOVETO;Move to...
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPOPEN;Open
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPOPENINEDITOR;Open in Editor
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPPROCESS;Put to queue
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPPROCESSFAST;Put to queue (Fast export)
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPPROFILEOPERATIONS;Processing profile operations
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK;Rank
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK0;Unrank
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK1;Rank 1 *
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK2;Rank 2 **
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK3;Rank 3 ***
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK4;Rank 4 ****
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRANK5;Rank 5 *****
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPREMOVE;Delete permanently
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPREMOVEINCLPROC;Delete permanently, including queue-processed version
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPRENAME;Rename
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPSELECTALL;Select all
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPSORTBY;Sort Files
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPTRASH;Move to trash
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPUNRANK;Unrank
!FILEBROWSER_POPUPUNTRASH;Remove from trash
!FILEBROWSER_QUERYBUTTONHINT;Clear the Find query
!FILEBROWSER_QUERYHINT;Type filenames to search for. Supports partial filenames. Separate the search terms using commas, e.g.\n<i>1001,1004,1199</i>\n\nExclude search terms by prefixing them with <i>!=</i>\ne.g.\n<i>!=1001,1004,1199</i>\n\nShortcuts:\n<b>Ctrl-f</b> - focus the Find box,\n<b>Enter</b> - search,\n<b>Esc</b> - clear the Find box,\n<b>Shift-Esc</b> - defocus the Find box.
!FILEBROWSER_QUERYLABEL; Find:
!FILEBROWSER_RANK1_TOOLTIP;Rank 1 *\nShortcut: <b>1</b>
!FILEBROWSER_RANK2_TOOLTIP;Rank 2 *\nShortcut: <b>2</b>
!FILEBROWSER_RANK3_TOOLTIP;Rank 3 *\nShortcut: <b>3</b>
!FILEBROWSER_RANK4_TOOLTIP;Rank 4 *\nShortcut: <b>4</b>
!FILEBROWSER_RANK5_TOOLTIP;Rank 5 *\nShortcut: <b>5</b>
!FILEBROWSER_RENAMEDLGLABEL;Rename file
!FILEBROWSER_RESETDEFAULTPROFILE;Reset to default
!FILEBROWSER_SELECTDARKFRAME;Select dark-frame...
!FILEBROWSER_SELECTFLATFIELD;Select flat-field...
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWCOLORLABEL1HINT;Show images labeled Red.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-1</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWCOLORLABEL2HINT;Show images labeled Yellow.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-2</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWCOLORLABEL3HINT;Show images labeled Green.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-3</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWCOLORLABEL4HINT;Show images labeled Blue.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-4</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWCOLORLABEL5HINT;Show images labeled Purple.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-5</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWDIRHINT;Clear all filters.\nShortcut: <b>d</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWEDITEDHINT;Show edited images.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-7</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWEDITEDNOTHINT;Show not edited images.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-6</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWEXIFINFO;Show Exif info.\n\nShortcuts:\n<b>i</b> - Multiple Editor Tabs Mode,\n<b>Alt-i</b> - Single Editor Tab Mode.
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWNOTTRASHHINT;Show only images not in trash.
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWORIGINALHINT;Show only original images.\n\nWhen several images exist with the same filename but different extensions, the one considered original is the one whose extension is nearest the top of the parsed extensions list in Preferences > File Browser > Parsed Extensions.
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRANK1HINT;Show images ranked as 1-star.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-1</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRANK2HINT;Show images ranked as 2-star.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-2</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRANK3HINT;Show images ranked as 3-star.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-3</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRANK4HINT;Show images ranked as 4-star.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-4</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRANK5HINT;Show images ranked as 5-star.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-5</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRECENTLYSAVEDHINT;Show saved images.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-7</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRECENTLYSAVEDNOTHINT;Show unsaved images.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-6</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWRECURSIVE;Show images in sub-folders recursively.
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWTRASHHINT;Show contents of trash.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl-t</b>
!FILEBROWSER_SHOWUNRANKHINT;Show unranked images.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-0</b>
!FILEBROWSER_THUMBSIZE;Thumbnail size
!FILEBROWSER_UNRANK_TOOLTIP;Unrank.\nShortcut: <b>0</b>
!FILEBROWSER_ZOOMINHINT;Increase thumbnail size.\n\nShortcuts:\n<b>+</b> - Multiple Editor Tabs Mode,\n<b>Alt</b>-<b>+</b> - Single Editor Tab Mode.
!FILEBROWSER_ZOOMOUTHINT;Decrease thumbnail size.\n\nShortcuts:\n<b>-</b> - Multiple Editor Tabs Mode,\n<b>Alt</b>-<b>-</b> - Single Editor Tab Mode.
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_ANY;All files
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_CURVE;Curve files
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_EXECUTABLE;Executable files
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_LCP;Lens correction profiles
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_PP;Processing profiles
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_SAME;Same format as current photo
!FILECHOOSER_FILTER_TIFF;TIFF files
!GENERAL_ABOUT;About
!GENERAL_AFTER;After
!GENERAL_APPLY;Apply
!GENERAL_ASIMAGE;As Image
!GENERAL_AUTO;Automatic
!GENERAL_BEFORE;Before
!GENERAL_CANCEL;Cancel
!GENERAL_CLOSE;Close
!GENERAL_CURRENT;Current
!GENERAL_DELETE_ALL;Delete all
!GENERAL_DISABLE;Disable
!GENERAL_DISABLED;Disabled
!GENERAL_EDIT;Edit
!GENERAL_ENABLE;Enable
!GENERAL_ENABLED;Enabled
!GENERAL_FILE;File
!GENERAL_HELP;Help
!GENERAL_LANDSCAPE;Landscape
!GENERAL_NA;n/a
!GENERAL_NO;No
!GENERAL_NONE;None
!GENERAL_OK;OK
!GENERAL_OPEN;Open
!GENERAL_OTHER;Other
!GENERAL_PORTRAIT;Portrait
!GENERAL_RESET;Reset
!GENERAL_SAVE;Save
!GENERAL_SAVE_AS;Save as...
!GENERAL_SLIDER;Slider
!GENERAL_UNCHANGED;(Unchanged)
!GENERAL_WARNING;Warning
!GIMP_PLUGIN_INFO;Welcome to the RawTherapee GIMP plugin!\nOnce you are done editing, simply close the main RawTherapee window and the image will be automatically imported in GIMP.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_B;Show/Hide blue histogram.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_BAR;Show/Hide RGB indicator bar.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_CHRO;Show/Hide chromaticity histogram.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_CROSSHAIR;Show/Hide indicator crosshair.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_G;Show/Hide green histogram.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_L;Show/Hide CIELab luminance histogram.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_MODE;Toggle between linear, log-linear and log-log scaling of the histogram.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_R;Show/Hide red histogram.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_SHOW_OPTIONS;Toggle visibility of the scope option buttons.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TRACE_BRIGHTNESS;Adjust scope brightness.
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TYPE_HISTOGRAM;Histogram
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TYPE_HISTOGRAM_RAW;Raw Histogram
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TYPE_PARADE;RGB Parade
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TYPE_VECTORSCOPE_HC;Hue-Chroma Vectorscope
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TYPE_VECTORSCOPE_HS;Hue-Saturation Vectorscope
!HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP_TYPE_WAVEFORM;Waveform
!HISTORY_CHANGED;Changed
!HISTORY_CUSTOMCURVE;Custom curve
!HISTORY_FROMCLIPBOARD;From clipboard
!HISTORY_LABEL;History
!HISTORY_MSG_1;Photo loaded
!HISTORY_MSG_3;PP3 changed
!HISTORY_MSG_4;History browsing
!HISTORY_MSG_5;Exposure - Lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_6;Exposure - Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_7;Exposure - Black
!HISTORY_MSG_8;Exposure - Compensation
!HISTORY_MSG_9;Exposure - Highlight compression
!HISTORY_MSG_10;Exposure - Shadow compression
!HISTORY_MSG_11;Exposure - Tone curve 1
!HISTORY_MSG_12;Exposure - Auto levels
!HISTORY_MSG_13;Exposure - Clip
!HISTORY_MSG_14;L*a*b* - Lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_15;L*a*b* - Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_19;L*a*b* - L* curve
!HISTORY_MSG_20;Sharpening
!HISTORY_MSG_21;USM - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_22;USM - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_23;USM - Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_24;USM - Sharpen only edges
!HISTORY_MSG_25;USM - Edge detection radius
!HISTORY_MSG_26;USM - Edge tolerance
!HISTORY_MSG_27;USM - Halo control
!HISTORY_MSG_28;USM - Halo control amount
!HISTORY_MSG_29;Sharpening - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_30;RLD - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_31;RLD - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_32;RLD - Damping
!HISTORY_MSG_33;RLD - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_34;Lens Correction - Distortion
!HISTORY_MSG_35;Lens Correction - Vignetting
!HISTORY_MSG_36;Lens Correction - CA
!HISTORY_MSG_37;Exposure - Auto levels
!HISTORY_MSG_38;White Balance - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_39;WB - Temperature
!HISTORY_MSG_40;WB - Tint
!HISTORY_MSG_41;Exposure - Tone curve 1 mode
!HISTORY_MSG_42;Exposure - Tone curve 2
!HISTORY_MSG_43;Exposure - Tone curve 2 mode
!HISTORY_MSG_48;DCP - Tone curve
!HISTORY_MSG_49;DCP illuminant
!HISTORY_MSG_50;Shadows/Highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_51;S/H - Highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_52;S/H - Shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_53;S/H - Highlights tonal width
!HISTORY_MSG_54;S/H - Shadows tonal width
!HISTORY_MSG_56;S/H - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_57;Coarse rotation
!HISTORY_MSG_58;Horizontal flipping
!HISTORY_MSG_59;Vertical flipping
!HISTORY_MSG_60;Rotation
!HISTORY_MSG_61;Auto-fill
!HISTORY_MSG_62;Distortion correction
!HISTORY_MSG_63;Snapshot selected
!HISTORY_MSG_64;Crop
!HISTORY_MSG_65;CA correction
!HISTORY_MSG_66;Exposure - Highlight reconstruction
!HISTORY_MSG_68;Exposure - HLR method
!HISTORY_MSG_72;VC - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_73;Channel Mixer
!HISTORY_MSG_74;Resize - Scale
!HISTORY_MSG_75;Resize - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_76;Exif metadata
!HISTORY_MSG_77;IPTC metadata
!HISTORY_MSG_79;Resize - Width
!HISTORY_MSG_80;Resize - Height
!HISTORY_MSG_81;Resize
!HISTORY_MSG_82;Profile changed
!HISTORY_MSG_84;Perspective correction
!HISTORY_MSG_85;Lens Correction - LCP file
!HISTORY_MSG_86;RGB Curves - Luminosity mode
!HISTORY_MSG_87;Impulse Noise Reduction
!HISTORY_MSG_88;Impulse NR threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_89;Noise Reduction
!HISTORY_MSG_90;NR - Luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_91;NR - Chrominance master
!HISTORY_MSG_92;NR - Gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_93;CbDL - Value
!HISTORY_MSG_94;Contrast by Detail Levels
!HISTORY_MSG_95;L*a*b* - Chromaticity
!HISTORY_MSG_96;L*a*b* - a* curve
!HISTORY_MSG_97;L*a*b* - b* curve
!HISTORY_MSG_98;Demosaicing method
!HISTORY_MSG_99;Hot pixel filter
!HISTORY_MSG_100;Exposure - Saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_101;HSV - Hue
!HISTORY_MSG_102;HSV - Saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_103;HSV - Value
!HISTORY_MSG_104;HSV Equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_105;Defringe
!HISTORY_MSG_106;Defringe - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_107;Defringe - Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_108;Exposure - HLC threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_109;Resize - Bounding box
!HISTORY_MSG_110;Resize - Applies to
!HISTORY_MSG_112;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_113;L*a*b* - Red/skin prot.
!HISTORY_MSG_114;DCB iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_116;DCB enhancement
!HISTORY_MSG_117;Raw CA correction - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_118;Raw CA correction - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_119;Line noise filter
!HISTORY_MSG_120;Green equilibration
!HISTORY_MSG_121;Raw CA Correction - Auto
!HISTORY_MSG_122;Dark-Frame - Auto-selection
!HISTORY_MSG_123;Dark-Frame - File
!HISTORY_MSG_124;White point correction
!HISTORY_MSG_126;Flat-Field - File
!HISTORY_MSG_127;Flat-Field - Auto-selection
!HISTORY_MSG_128;Flat-Field - Blur radius
!HISTORY_MSG_129;Flat-Field - Blur type
!HISTORY_MSG_130;Auto distortion correction
!HISTORY_MSG_137;Black level - Green 1
!HISTORY_MSG_138;Black level - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_139;Black level - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_140;Black level - Green 2
!HISTORY_MSG_141;Black level - Link greens
!HISTORY_MSG_142;ES - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_143;ES - Quantity
!HISTORY_MSG_144;Microcontrast - Quantity
!HISTORY_MSG_145;Microcontrast - Uniformity
!HISTORY_MSG_146;Edge sharpening
!HISTORY_MSG_147;ES - Luminance only
!HISTORY_MSG_148;Microcontrast
!HISTORY_MSG_149;Microcontrast - 3×3 matrix
!HISTORY_MSG_150;Post-demosaic artifact/noise red.
!HISTORY_MSG_151;Vibrance
!HISTORY_MSG_152;Vib - Pastel tones
!HISTORY_MSG_153;Vib - Saturated tones
!HISTORY_MSG_154;Vib - Protect skin-tones
!HISTORY_MSG_156;Vib - Link pastel/saturated
!HISTORY_MSG_157;Vib - P/S threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_158;TM - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_159;TM - Edge stopping
!HISTORY_MSG_160;TM - Scale
!HISTORY_MSG_161;TM - Reweighting iterates
!HISTORY_MSG_162;Tone Mapping
!HISTORY_MSG_163;RGB Curves - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_164;RGB Curves - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_165;RGB Curves - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_166;Exposure - Reset
!HISTORY_MSG_167;Demosaicing method
!HISTORY_MSG_168;L*a*b* - CC curve
!HISTORY_MSG_169;L*a*b* - CH curve
!HISTORY_MSG_170;Vibrance - HH curve
!HISTORY_MSG_171;L*a*b* - LC curve
!HISTORY_MSG_172;L*a*b* - Restrict LC
!HISTORY_MSG_173;NR - Detail recovery
!HISTORY_MSG_175;CAL - SC - Adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_176;CAL - VC - Surround
!HISTORY_MSG_177;CAL - SC - Absolute luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_178;CAL - VC - Absolute luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_179;CAL - SC - WP model
!HISTORY_MSG_180;CAL - IA - Lightness (J)
!HISTORY_MSG_181;CAL - IA - Chroma (C)
!HISTORY_MSG_182;CAL - SC - Auto adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_183;CAL - IA - Contrast (J)
!HISTORY_MSG_184;CAL - SC - Surround
!HISTORY_MSG_185;CAL - Gamut control
!HISTORY_MSG_186;CAL - IA - Algorithm
!HISTORY_MSG_187;CAL - IA - Red/skin protection
!HISTORY_MSG_188;CAL - IA - Brightness (Q)
!HISTORY_MSG_189;CAL - IA - Contrast (Q)
!HISTORY_MSG_190;CAL - IA - Saturation (S)
!HISTORY_MSG_192;CAL - IA - Hue (h)
!HISTORY_MSG_193;CAL - IA - Tone curve 1
!HISTORY_MSG_194;CAL - IA - Tone curve 2
!HISTORY_MSG_195;CAL - IA - Tone curve 1 mode
!HISTORY_MSG_196;CAL - IA - Tone curve 2 mode
!HISTORY_MSG_199;CAL - IA - Use CAM output for histograms
!HISTORY_MSG_200;CAL - IA - Use CAM for tone mapping
!HISTORY_MSG_201;NR - Chrominance - R&amp;G
!HISTORY_MSG_202;NR - Chrominance - B&amp;Y
!HISTORY_MSG_204;LMMSE enhancement steps
!HISTORY_MSG_205;CAL - Hot/bad pixel filter
!HISTORY_MSG_206;CAL - SC - Auto absolute luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_207;Defringe - Hue curve
!HISTORY_MSG_208;WB - B/R equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_210;GF - Angle
!HISTORY_MSG_211;Graduated Filter
!HISTORY_MSG_212;VF - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_213;Vignette Filter
!HISTORY_MSG_214;Black-and-White
!HISTORY_MSG_215;B&amp;W - CM - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_216;B&amp;W - CM - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_217;B&amp;W - CM - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_218;B&amp;W - Gamma - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_219;B&amp;W - Gamma - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_220;B&amp;W - Gamma - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_222;B&amp;W - Presets
!HISTORY_MSG_223;B&amp;W - CM - Orange
!HISTORY_MSG_224;B&amp;W - CM - Yellow
!HISTORY_MSG_225;B&amp;W - CM - Cyan
!HISTORY_MSG_226;B&amp;W - CM - Magenta
!HISTORY_MSG_227;B&amp;W - CM - Purple
!HISTORY_MSG_228;B&amp;W - Luminance equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_229;B&amp;W - Luminance equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_230;B&amp;W - Mode
!HISTORY_MSG_231;B&amp;W - 'Before' curve
!HISTORY_MSG_232;B&amp;W - 'Before' curve type
!HISTORY_MSG_233;B&amp;W - 'After' curve
!HISTORY_MSG_234;B&amp;W - 'After' curve type
!HISTORY_MSG_235;B&amp;W - CM - Auto
!HISTORY_MSG_236;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_237;B&amp;W - CM
!HISTORY_MSG_238;GF - Feather
!HISTORY_MSG_239;GF - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_241;VF - Feather
!HISTORY_MSG_242;VF - Roundness
!HISTORY_MSG_243;VC - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_244;VC - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_246;L*a*b* - CL curve
!HISTORY_MSG_247;L*a*b* - LH curve
!HISTORY_MSG_248;L*a*b* - HH curve
!HISTORY_MSG_249;CbDL - Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_251;B&amp;W - Algorithm
!HISTORY_MSG_252;CbDL - Skin tar/prot
!HISTORY_MSG_253;CbDL - Reduce artifacts
!HISTORY_MSG_254;CbDL - Skin hue
!HISTORY_MSG_255;NR - Median filter
!HISTORY_MSG_256;NR - Median - Type
!HISTORY_MSG_259;CT - Opacity curve
!HISTORY_MSG_260;CT - a*[b*] opacity
!HISTORY_MSG_261;CT - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_262;CT - b* opacity
!HISTORY_MSG_263;CT - Shadows - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_264;CT - Shadows - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_265;CT - Shadows - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_266;CT - Mid - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_267;CT - Mid - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_268;CT - Mid - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_269;CT - High - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_270;CT - High - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_271;CT - High - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_272;CT - Balance
!HISTORY_MSG_276;CT - Opacity
!HISTORY_MSG_277;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_278;CT - Preserve luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_279;CT - Shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_280;CT - Highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_281;CT - Sat. strength
!HISTORY_MSG_282;CT - Sat. threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_283;CT - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_284;CT - Auto sat. protection
!HISTORY_MSG_285;NR - Median - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_286;NR - Median - Type
!HISTORY_MSG_287;NR - Median - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_288;Flat-Field - Clip control
!HISTORY_MSG_289;Flat-Field - Clip control - Auto
!HISTORY_MSG_290;Black Level - Red
!HISTORY_MSG_291;Black Level - Green
!HISTORY_MSG_292;Black Level - Blue
!HISTORY_MSG_293;Film Simulation
!HISTORY_MSG_294;Film Simulation - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_295;Film Simulation - Film
!HISTORY_MSG_296;NR - Luminance curve
!HISTORY_MSG_297;NR - Mode
!HISTORY_MSG_298;Dead pixel filter
!HISTORY_MSG_299;NR - Chrominance curve
!HISTORY_MSG_301;NR - Luma control
!HISTORY_MSG_302;NR - Chroma method
!HISTORY_MSG_303;NR - Chroma method
!HISTORY_MSG_304;W - Contrast levels
!HISTORY_MSG_305;Wavelet Levels
!HISTORY_MSG_306;W - Process
!HISTORY_MSG_307;W - Process
!HISTORY_MSG_308;W - Process direction
!HISTORY_MSG_309;W - ES - Detail
!HISTORY_MSG_310;W - Residual - Sky tar/prot
!HISTORY_MSG_311;W - Wavelet levels
!HISTORY_MSG_312;W - Residual - Shadows threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_313;W - Chroma - Sat/past
!HISTORY_MSG_314;W - Gamut - Reduce artifacts
!HISTORY_MSG_315;W - Residual - Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_316;W - Gamut - Skin tar/prot
!HISTORY_MSG_317;W - Gamut - Skin hue
!HISTORY_MSG_318;W - Contrast - Finer levels
!HISTORY_MSG_319;W - Contrast - Finer range
!HISTORY_MSG_320;W - Contrast - Coarser range
!HISTORY_MSG_321;W - Contrast - Coarser levels
!HISTORY_MSG_323;W - ES - Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_324;W - Chroma - Pastel
!HISTORY_MSG_325;W - Chroma - Saturated
!HISTORY_MSG_326;W - Chroma - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_327;W - Contrast - Apply to
!HISTORY_MSG_328;W - Chroma - Link strength
!HISTORY_MSG_329;W - Toning - Opacity RG
!HISTORY_MSG_330;W - Toning - Opacity BY
!HISTORY_MSG_331;W - Contrast levels - Extra
!HISTORY_MSG_332;W - Tiling method
!HISTORY_MSG_333;W - Residual - Shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_334;W - Residual - Chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_335;W - Residual - Highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_336;W - Residual - Highlights threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_337;W - Residual - Sky hue
!HISTORY_MSG_338;W - ES - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_339;W - ES - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_340;W - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_341;W - Edge performance
!HISTORY_MSG_342;W - ES - First level
!HISTORY_MSG_343;W - Chroma levels
!HISTORY_MSG_344;W - Meth chroma sl/cur
!HISTORY_MSG_345;W - ES - Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_346;W - ES - Local contrast method
!HISTORY_MSG_347;W - Denoise - Level 1
!HISTORY_MSG_348;W - Denoise - Level 2
!HISTORY_MSG_349;W - Denoise - Level 3
!HISTORY_MSG_350;W - ES - Edge detection
!HISTORY_MSG_351;W - Residual - HH curve
!HISTORY_MSG_352;W - Background
!HISTORY_MSG_353;W - ES - Gradient sensitivity
!HISTORY_MSG_354;W - ES - Enhanced
!HISTORY_MSG_355;W - ES - Threshold low
!HISTORY_MSG_356;W - ES - Threshold high
!HISTORY_MSG_357;W - Denoise - Link with ES
!HISTORY_MSG_358;W - Gamut - CH
!HISTORY_MSG_359;Hot/Dead - Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_360;TM - Gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_361;W - Final - Chroma balance
!HISTORY_MSG_362;W - Residual - Compression method
!HISTORY_MSG_363;W - Residual - Compression strength
!HISTORY_MSG_364;W - Final - Contrast balance
!HISTORY_MSG_365;W - Final - Delta balance
!HISTORY_MSG_366;W - Residual - Compression gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_367;W - Final - 'After' contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_368;W - Final - Contrast balance
!HISTORY_MSG_369;W - Final - Balance method
!HISTORY_MSG_370;W - Final - Local contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_371;Post-Resize Sharpening
!HISTORY_MSG_372;PRS USM - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_373;PRS USM - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_374;PRS USM - Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_375;PRS USM - Sharpen only edges
!HISTORY_MSG_376;PRS USM - Edge detection radius
!HISTORY_MSG_377;PRS USM - Edge tolerance
!HISTORY_MSG_378;PRS USM - Halo control
!HISTORY_MSG_379;PRS USM - Halo control amount
!HISTORY_MSG_380;PRS - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_381;PRS RLD - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_382;PRS RLD - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_383;PRS RLD - Damping
!HISTORY_MSG_384;PRS RLD - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_386;W - Residual - CB green high
!HISTORY_MSG_387;W - Residual - CB blue high
!HISTORY_MSG_388;W - Residual - CB green mid
!HISTORY_MSG_389;W - Residual - CB blue mid
!HISTORY_MSG_390;W - Residual - CB green low
!HISTORY_MSG_391;W - Residual - CB blue low
!HISTORY_MSG_393;DCP - Look table
!HISTORY_MSG_394;DCP - Baseline exposure
!HISTORY_MSG_395;DCP - Base table
!HISTORY_MSG_396;W - Contrast sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_397;W - Chroma sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_398;W - ES sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_399;W - Residual sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_400;W - Final sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_401;W - Toning sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_402;W - Denoise sub-tool
!HISTORY_MSG_403;W - ES - Edge sensitivity
!HISTORY_MSG_404;W - ES - Base amplification
!HISTORY_MSG_405;W - Denoise - Level 4
!HISTORY_MSG_406;W - ES - Neighboring pixels
!HISTORY_MSG_407;Retinex - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_408;Retinex - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_410;Retinex - Offset
!HISTORY_MSG_411;Retinex - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_412;Retinex - Gaussian gradient
!HISTORY_MSG_413;Retinex - Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_414;Retinex - Histogram - Lab
!HISTORY_MSG_415;Retinex - Transmission
!HISTORY_MSG_416;Retinex
!HISTORY_MSG_417;Retinex - Transmission median
!HISTORY_MSG_418;Retinex - Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_420;Retinex - Histogram - HSL
!HISTORY_MSG_421;Retinex - Gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_422;Retinex - Gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_423;Retinex - Gamma slope
!HISTORY_MSG_424;Retinex - HL threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_425;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_426;Retinex - Hue equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_427;Output rendering intent
!HISTORY_MSG_428;Monitor rendering intent
!HISTORY_MSG_429;Retinex - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_430;Retinex - Transmission gradient
!HISTORY_MSG_431;Retinex - Strength gradient
!HISTORY_MSG_432;Retinex - M - Highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_433;Retinex - M - Highlights TW
!HISTORY_MSG_434;Retinex - M - Shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_435;Retinex - M - Shadows TW
!HISTORY_MSG_436;Retinex - M - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_437;Retinex - M - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_438;Retinex - M - Equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_439;Retinex - Process
!HISTORY_MSG_440;CbDL - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_441;Retinex - Gain transmission
!HISTORY_MSG_442;Retinex - Scale
!HISTORY_MSG_443;Output black point compensation
!HISTORY_MSG_444;WB - Temp bias
!HISTORY_MSG_445;Raw Sub-Image
!HISTORY_MSG_446;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_447;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_448;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_449;PS ISO adaption
!HISTORY_MSG_450;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_451;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_452;PS Show motion
!HISTORY_MSG_453;PS Show mask only
!HISTORY_MSG_454;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_455;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_456;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_457;PS Check red/blue
!HISTORY_MSG_458;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_459;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_460;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_461;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_462;PS Check green
!HISTORY_MSG_463;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_464;PS Blur motion mask
!HISTORY_MSG_465;PS Blur radius
!HISTORY_MSG_466;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_467;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_468;PS Fill holes
!HISTORY_MSG_469;PS Median
!HISTORY_MSG_470;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_471;PS Motion correction
!HISTORY_MSG_472;PS Smooth transitions
!HISTORY_MSG_474;PS Equalize
!HISTORY_MSG_475;PS Equalize channel
!HISTORY_MSG_476;CAL - VC - Temperature
!HISTORY_MSG_477;CAL - VC - Tint
!HISTORY_MSG_478;CAL - VC - Mean luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_479;CAL - VC - Adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_480;CAL - VC - Auto adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_481;CAL - SC - Temperature
!HISTORY_MSG_482;CAL - SC - Tint
!HISTORY_MSG_483;CAL - SC - Mean luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_484;CAL - SC - Auto mean luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_485;Lens Correction
!HISTORY_MSG_486;Lens Correction - Camera
!HISTORY_MSG_487;Lens Correction - Lens
!HISTORY_MSG_488;Dynamic Range Compression
!HISTORY_MSG_489;DRC - Detail
!HISTORY_MSG_490;DRC - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_491;White Balance
!HISTORY_MSG_492;RGB Curves
!HISTORY_MSG_493;L*a*b* Adjustments
!HISTORY_MSG_494;Capture Sharpening
!HISTORY_MSG_496;Local Spot deleted
!HISTORY_MSG_497;Local Spot selected
!HISTORY_MSG_498;Local - Spot name
!HISTORY_MSG_499;Local - Spot visibility
!HISTORY_MSG_500;Local - Spot shape
!HISTORY_MSG_501;Local - Spot method
!HISTORY_MSG_502;Local - SC - Shape method
!HISTORY_MSG_503;Local - Spot - Right
!HISTORY_MSG_504;Local - Spot - Left
!HISTORY_MSG_505;Local - Spot - Bottom
!HISTORY_MSG_506;Local - Spot - Top
!HISTORY_MSG_508;Local - Spot - Size
!HISTORY_MSG_509;Local - Spot quality method
!HISTORY_MSG_510;Local - TG - Transition value
!HISTORY_MSG_511;Local - SD - ΔE scope threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_512;Local - SD - ΔE decay
!HISTORY_MSG_513;Local - Spot - Excluding - Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_514;Local - Spot structure
!HISTORY_MSG_515;Selective Editing
!HISTORY_MSG_517;Local - Enable super
!HISTORY_MSG_518;Local - Lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_519;Local - Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_520;Local - Chrominance
!HISTORY_MSG_521;Local - Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_522;Local - Curve method
!HISTORY_MSG_523;Local - LL Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_524;Local - CC curve
!HISTORY_MSG_525;Local - LH Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_526;Local - H curve
!HISTORY_MSG_528;Local - Exposure
!HISTORY_MSG_529;Local - Exp Compensation
!HISTORY_MSG_530;Local - Exp Hlcompr
!HISTORY_MSG_531;Local - Exp hlcomprthresh
!HISTORY_MSG_532;Local - Exp black
!HISTORY_MSG_533;Local - Exp Shcompr
!HISTORY_MSG_534;Local - Warm Cool
!HISTORY_MSG_535;Local - Exp Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_536;Local - Exp Contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_537;Local - Vibrance
!HISTORY_MSG_538;Local - Vib Saturated
!HISTORY_MSG_539;Local - Vib Pastel
!HISTORY_MSG_540;Local - Vib Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_541;Local - Vib Protect skin tones
!HISTORY_MSG_543;Local - Vib link
!HISTORY_MSG_544;Local - Vib Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_545;Local - Vib H curve
!HISTORY_MSG_546;Local - Blur and noise
!HISTORY_MSG_547;Local - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_548;Local - Noise
!HISTORY_MSG_549;Local - Blur scope
!HISTORY_MSG_550;Local - Blur method
!HISTORY_MSG_551;Local - Blur Luminance only
!HISTORY_MSG_552;Local - Tone mapping
!HISTORY_MSG_553;Local - TM compression strength
!HISTORY_MSG_554;Local - TM gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_555;Local - TM edge stopping
!HISTORY_MSG_556;Local - TM scale
!HISTORY_MSG_557;Local - TM Reweighting
!HISTORY_MSG_558;Local - TM scope
!HISTORY_MSG_559;Local - Retinex
!HISTORY_MSG_560;Local - Retinex method
!HISTORY_MSG_561;Local - Retinex strength
!HISTORY_MSG_562;Local - Retinex chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_563;Local - Retinex radius
!HISTORY_MSG_564;Local - Retinex contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_565;Local - scope
!HISTORY_MSG_566;Local - Retinex Gain curve
!HISTORY_MSG_567;Local - Retinex Inverse
!HISTORY_MSG_568;Local - Sharpening
!HISTORY_MSG_569;Local - Sh Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_570;Local - Sh Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_571;Local - Sh Damping
!HISTORY_MSG_572;Local - Sh Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_573;Local - Sh Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_574;Local - Sh Inverse
!HISTORY_MSG_575;Local - CBDL
!HISTORY_MSG_576;Local - cbdl mult
!HISTORY_MSG_577;Local - cbdl chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_578;Local - cbdl threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_579;Local - cbdl scope
!HISTORY_MSG_580;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_581;Local - Denoise lum f 1
!HISTORY_MSG_582;Local - Denoise lum c
!HISTORY_MSG_583;Local - Denoise lum detail
!HISTORY_MSG_584;Local - Denoise equalizer White-Black
!HISTORY_MSG_585;Local - Denoise chro f
!HISTORY_MSG_586;Local - Denoise chro c
!HISTORY_MSG_587;Local - Denoise chro detail
!HISTORY_MSG_588;Local - Denoise equalizer Blue-Red
!HISTORY_MSG_589;Local - Denoise bilateral
!HISTORY_MSG_590;Local - Denoise Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_592;Local - Sh Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_593;Local - Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_594;Local - Local contrast radius
!HISTORY_MSG_595;Local - Local contrast amount
!HISTORY_MSG_596;Local - Local contrast darkness
!HISTORY_MSG_597;Local - Local contrast lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_598;Local - Local contrast scope
!HISTORY_MSG_599;Local - Retinex dehaze
!HISTORY_MSG_600;Local - Soft Light enable
!HISTORY_MSG_601;Local - Soft Light strength
!HISTORY_MSG_602;Local - Soft Light scope
!HISTORY_MSG_603;Local - Sh Blur radius
!HISTORY_MSG_605;Local - Mask preview choice
!HISTORY_MSG_606;Local Spot selected
!HISTORY_MSG_609;Local - Exp Mask C
!HISTORY_MSG_610;Local - Exp Mask L
!HISTORY_MSG_613;Local - Exp Structure
!HISTORY_MSG_614;Local - Exp Mask H
!HISTORY_MSG_616;Local - Blend Exp
!HISTORY_MSG_617;Local - Blur Exp
!HISTORY_MSG_619;Local - Use Exp Mask
!HISTORY_MSG_620;Local - Blur col
!HISTORY_MSG_621;Local - Exp inverse
!HISTORY_MSG_622;Local - Spot - Excluding - Spot structure
!HISTORY_MSG_623;Local - Exp Chroma compensation
!HISTORY_MSG_627;Local - Shadow Highlight
!HISTORY_MSG_628;Local - SH Highlight
!HISTORY_MSG_629;Local - SH H tonalwidth
!HISTORY_MSG_630;Local - SH Shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_631;Local - SH S tonalwidth
!HISTORY_MSG_632;Local - SH radius
!HISTORY_MSG_633;Local - SH Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_635;Local - radius Exp
!HISTORY_MSG_636;Local - Tool added
!HISTORY_MSG_637;Local - SH Mask C
!HISTORY_MSG_638;Local - SH Mask L
!HISTORY_MSG_639;Local - SH Mask H
!HISTORY_MSG_640;Local - SH blend
!HISTORY_MSG_641;Local - Use SH mask
!HISTORY_MSG_642;Local - radius SH
!HISTORY_MSG_643;Local - Blur SH
!HISTORY_MSG_644;Local - inverse SH
!HISTORY_MSG_645;Local - SD - ab-L balance
!HISTORY_MSG_646;Local - Exp mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_647;Local - Exp mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_648;Local - Exp mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_649;Local - Exp soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_653;Local - SH mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_654;Local - SH mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_655;Local - SH mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_657;Local - Retinex Reduce artifacts
!HISTORY_MSG_658;Local - CBDL soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_659;Local - TG - Transition decay
!HISTORY_MSG_660;Local - cbdl clarity
!HISTORY_MSG_661;Local - cbdl contrast residual
!HISTORY_MSG_662;Local - Denoise lum f 0
!HISTORY_MSG_663;Local - Denoise lum f 2
!HISTORY_MSG_664;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_665;Local - cbdl mask Blend
!HISTORY_MSG_666;Local - cbdl mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_667;Local - cbdl mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_668;Local - cbdl mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_669;Local - cbdl mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_670;Local - cbdl mask C
!HISTORY_MSG_671;Local - cbdl mask L
!HISTORY_MSG_672;Local - cbdl mask CL
!HISTORY_MSG_673;Local - Use cbdl mask
!HISTORY_MSG_674;Local - Tool removed
!HISTORY_MSG_675;Local - TM soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_676;Local - TG - Transition differentiation
!HISTORY_MSG_677;Local - TM amount
!HISTORY_MSG_678;Local - TM saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_679;Local - Retinex mask C
!HISTORY_MSG_680;Local - Retinex mask L
!HISTORY_MSG_681;Local - Retinex mask CL
!HISTORY_MSG_682;Local - Retinex mask
!HISTORY_MSG_683;Local - Retinex mask Blend
!HISTORY_MSG_684;Local - Retinex mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_685;Local - Retinex mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_686;Local - Retinex mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_687;Local - Retinex mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_688;Local - Tool removed
!HISTORY_MSG_689;Local - Retinex mask transmission map
!HISTORY_MSG_690;Local - Retinex scale
!HISTORY_MSG_691;Local - Retinex darkness
!HISTORY_MSG_692;Local - Retinex lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_693;Local - Retinex threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_694;Local - Retinex Laplacian threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_695;Local - Soft method
!HISTORY_MSG_696;Local - Retinex Normalize
!HISTORY_MSG_697;Local - TM Normalize
!HISTORY_MSG_698;Local - Local contrast Fast Fourier
!HISTORY_MSG_699;Local - Retinex Fast Fourier
!HISTORY_MSG_701;Local - Exp Shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_702;Local - Exp Method
!HISTORY_MSG_703;Local - Exp Laplacian threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_704;Local - Exp PDE balance
!HISTORY_MSG_705;Local - Exp linearity
!HISTORY_MSG_706;Local - TM mask C
!HISTORY_MSG_707;Local - TM mask L
!HISTORY_MSG_708;Local - TM mask CL
!HISTORY_MSG_709;Local - use TM mask
!HISTORY_MSG_710;Local - TM mask Blend
!HISTORY_MSG_711;Local - TM mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_712;Local - TM mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_713;Local - TM mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_714;Local - TM mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_716;Local - Local method
!HISTORY_MSG_717;Local - Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_718;Local - Local contrast levels
!HISTORY_MSG_719;Local - Local contrast residual L
!HISTORY_MSG_720;Local - Blur mask C
!HISTORY_MSG_721;Local - Blur mask L
!HISTORY_MSG_722;Local - Blur mask CL
!HISTORY_MSG_723;Local - use Blur mask
!HISTORY_MSG_725;Local - Blur mask Blend
!HISTORY_MSG_726;Local - Blur mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_727;Local - Blur mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_728;Local - Blur mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_729;Local - Blur mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_730;Local - Blur method
!HISTORY_MSG_731;Local - median method
!HISTORY_MSG_732;Local - median iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_733;Local - soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_734;Local - detail
!HISTORY_MSG_738;Local - Local contrast Merge L
!HISTORY_MSG_739;Local - Local contrast Soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_740;Local - Local contrast Merge C
!HISTORY_MSG_741;Local - Local contrast Residual C
!HISTORY_MSG_742;Local - Exp Laplacian gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_743;Local - Exp Fattal Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_744;Local - Exp Fattal Detail
!HISTORY_MSG_745;Local - Exp Fattal Offset
!HISTORY_MSG_746;Local - Exp Fattal Sigma
!HISTORY_MSG_747;Local Spot created
!HISTORY_MSG_748;Local - Exp Denoise
!HISTORY_MSG_749;Local - Reti Depth
!HISTORY_MSG_750;Local - Reti Mode log - lin
!HISTORY_MSG_751;Local - Reti Dehaze saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_752;Local - Reti Offset
!HISTORY_MSG_753;Local - Reti Transmission map
!HISTORY_MSG_754;Local - Reti Clip
!HISTORY_MSG_755;Local - TM use tm mask
!HISTORY_MSG_756;Local - Exp use algo exposure mask
!HISTORY_MSG_757;Local - Exp Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_758;Local - Reti Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_759;Local - Exp Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_761;Local - SH Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_762;Local - cbdl Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_763;Local - Blur Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_764;Local - Solve PDE Laplacian mask
!HISTORY_MSG_765;Local - Denoise Detail threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_766;Local - Blur Fast Fourier
!HISTORY_MSG_767;Local - Grain Iso
!HISTORY_MSG_768;Local - Grain Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_769;Local - Grain Scale
!HISTORY_MSG_771;Local - Exp Mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_772;Local - SH Mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_773;Local - TM Mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_774;Local - Reti Mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_775;Local - CBDL Mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_776;Local - Blur Denoise Mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_777;Local - Blur Mask local contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_778;Local - Mask highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_781;Local - Contrast Mask Wavelet level
!HISTORY_MSG_782;Local - Blur Denoise Mask Wavelet levels
!HISTORY_MSG_784;Local - Mask - ΔE Image Mask
!HISTORY_MSG_785;Local - Mask - Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_786;Local - SH method
!HISTORY_MSG_787;Local - Equalizer multiplier
!HISTORY_MSG_788;Local - Equalizer detail
!HISTORY_MSG_789;Local - SH mask amount
!HISTORY_MSG_790;Local - SH mask anchor
!HISTORY_MSG_791;Local - Mask Short L curves
!HISTORY_MSG_792;Local - Mask - Background
!HISTORY_MSG_793;Local - SH TRC gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_794;Local - SH TRC slope
!HISTORY_MSG_795;Local - Mask save restore image
!HISTORY_MSG_796;Local - SC - Recursive references
!HISTORY_MSG_797;Local - Merge Original method
!HISTORY_MSG_798;Local - Opacity
!HISTORY_MSG_802;Local - Contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_805;Local - Blur Noise mask Structure
!HISTORY_MSG_807;Local - Blur Noise mask Structure as tool
!HISTORY_MSG_809;Local - Vib mask curve C(C)
!HISTORY_MSG_810;Local - Vib mask curve L(L)
!HISTORY_MSG_811;Local - Vib mask curve LC(H)
!HISTORY_MSG_813;Local - Use Vib mask
!HISTORY_MSG_814;Local - Vib mask Blend
!HISTORY_MSG_815;Local - Vib mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_816;Local - Vib mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_817;Local - Vib mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_818;Local - Vib mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_819;Local - Vib mask laplacian
!HISTORY_MSG_820;Local - Vib mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_824;Local - Exp gradient mask strength
!HISTORY_MSG_825;Local - Exp gradient mask angle
!HISTORY_MSG_826;Local - Exp gradient strength
!HISTORY_MSG_827;Local - Exp gradient angle
!HISTORY_MSG_828;Local - SH gradient strength
!HISTORY_MSG_829;Local - SH gradient angle
!HISTORY_MSG_833;Local - Mask gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_835;Local - Vib gradient strength L
!HISTORY_MSG_836;Local - Vib gradient angle
!HISTORY_MSG_837;Local - Vib gradient strength C
!HISTORY_MSG_838;Local - Vib gradient strength H
!HISTORY_MSG_839;Local - Software complexity
!HISTORY_MSG_840;Local - CL Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_841;Local - LC curve
!HISTORY_MSG_842;Local - Blur mask Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_843;Local - Blur mask Contrast Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_844;Local - Blur mask FFTW
!HISTORY_MSG_845;Local - Log encoding
!HISTORY_MSG_846;Local - Log encoding auto
!HISTORY_MSG_847;Local - Log encoding Source
!HISTORY_MSG_849;Local - Log encoding Source auto
!HISTORY_MSG_850;Local - Log encoding B_Ev
!HISTORY_MSG_851;Local - Log encoding W_Ev
!HISTORY_MSG_852;Local - Log encoding Target
!HISTORY_MSG_853;Local - Log encodind loc contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_854;Local - Log encodind Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_855;Local - Log encoding Whole image
!HISTORY_MSG_856;Local - Log encoding Shadows range
!HISTORY_MSG_857;Local - Wavelet blur residual
!HISTORY_MSG_858;Local - Wavelet blur luminance only
!HISTORY_MSG_859;Local - Wavelet max blur
!HISTORY_MSG_860;Local - Wavelet blur levels
!HISTORY_MSG_861;Local - Wavelet contrast levels
!HISTORY_MSG_862;Local - Wavelet contrast attenuation
!HISTORY_MSG_863;Local - Wavelet merge original image
!HISTORY_MSG_864;Local - Wavelet dir contrast attenuation
!HISTORY_MSG_865;Local - Wavelet dir contrast delta
!HISTORY_MSG_866;Local - Wavelet dir compression
!HISTORY_MSG_868;Local - SD - C-H balance
!HISTORY_MSG_869;Local - Denoise by level
!HISTORY_MSG_870;Local - Wavelet mask curve H
!HISTORY_MSG_871;Local - Wavelet mask curve C
!HISTORY_MSG_872;Local - Wavelet mask curve L
!HISTORY_MSG_873;Local - Wavelet mask
!HISTORY_MSG_875;Local - Wavelet mask blend
!HISTORY_MSG_876;Local - Wavelet mask smooth
!HISTORY_MSG_877;Local - Wavelet mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_878;Local - Wavelet mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_879;Local - Wavelet contrast chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_880;Local - Wavelet blur chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_881;Local - Wavelet contrast offset
!HISTORY_MSG_882;Local - Wavelet blur
!HISTORY_MSG_883;Local - Wavelet contrast by level
!HISTORY_MSG_884;Local - Wavelet dir contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_885;Local - Wavelet tone mapping
!HISTORY_MSG_886;Local - Wavelet tone mapping compress
!HISTORY_MSG_887;Local - Wavelet tone mapping compress residual
!HISTORY_MSG_888;Local - Contrast Wavelet Balance Threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_889;Local - Contrast Wavelet Graduated Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_890;Local - Contrast Wavelet Graduated angle
!HISTORY_MSG_891;Local - Contrast Wavelet Graduated
!HISTORY_MSG_892;Local - Log Encoding Graduated Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_893;Local - Log Encoding Graduated angle
!HISTORY_MSG_897;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES strength
!HISTORY_MSG_898;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES radius
!HISTORY_MSG_899;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES detail
!HISTORY_MSG_900;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES gradient
!HISTORY_MSG_901;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES threshold low
!HISTORY_MSG_902;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES threshold high
!HISTORY_MSG_903;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_904;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES first level
!HISTORY_MSG_905;Local - Contrast Wavelet Edge Sharpness
!HISTORY_MSG_906;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES sensitivity
!HISTORY_MSG_907;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES amplification
!HISTORY_MSG_908;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES neighboring
!HISTORY_MSG_909;Local - Contrast Wavelet ES show
!HISTORY_MSG_910;Local - SC - Wavelet Edge performance
!HISTORY_MSG_911;Local - Blur Chroma Luma
!HISTORY_MSG_912;Local - Blur Guide filter strength
!HISTORY_MSG_913;Local - Contrast Wavelet Sigma DR
!HISTORY_MSG_914;Local - Blur Wavelet Sigma BL
!HISTORY_MSG_915;Local - Edge Wavelet Sigma ED
!HISTORY_MSG_916;Local - Residual wavelet shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_917;Local - Residual wavelet shadows threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_918;Local - Residual wavelet highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_919;Local - Residual wavelet highlights threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_920;Local - Wavelet sigma LC
!HISTORY_MSG_921;Local - Wavelet Graduated sigma LC2
!HISTORY_MSG_922;Local - SC - Changes in B/W
!HISTORY_MSG_923;Local - Tool complexity mode
!HISTORY_MSG_924;--unused--
!HISTORY_MSG_926;Local - Show mask type
!HISTORY_MSG_927;Local - Shadow
!HISTORY_MSG_929;Local - Mask common scope
!HISTORY_MSG_930;Local - Mask Common blend luma
!HISTORY_MSG_931;Local - Mask Common enable
!HISTORY_MSG_932;Local - Mask Common radius soft
!HISTORY_MSG_933;Local - Mask Common laplacian
!HISTORY_MSG_934;Local - Mask Common chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_935;Local - Mask Common gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_936;Local - Mask Common slope
!HISTORY_MSG_937;Local - Mask Common curve C(C)
!HISTORY_MSG_938;Local - Mask Common curve L(L)
!HISTORY_MSG_939;Local - Mask Common curve LC(H)
!HISTORY_MSG_940;Local - Mask Common structure as tool
!HISTORY_MSG_941;Local - Mask Common structure strength
!HISTORY_MSG_942;Local - Mask Common H(H) curve
!HISTORY_MSG_943;Local - Mask Common FFT
!HISTORY_MSG_944;Local - Mask Common Blur radius
!HISTORY_MSG_945;Local - Mask Common contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_946;Local - Mask Common shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_947;Local - Mask Common Contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_948;Local - Mask Common Wavelet curve
!HISTORY_MSG_949;Local - Mask Common Threshold levels
!HISTORY_MSG_950;Local - Mask Common GF strength
!HISTORY_MSG_951;Local - Mask Common GF angle
!HISTORY_MSG_952;Local - Mask Common soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_953;Local - Mask Common blend chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_954;Local - Show-hide tools
!HISTORY_MSG_955;Local - Enable Spot
!HISTORY_MSG_956;Local - CH Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_957;Local - Denoise mode
!HISTORY_MSG_958;Local - Show/hide settings
!HISTORY_MSG_959;Local - Inverse blur
!HISTORY_MSG_960;Local - Log encoding - cat16
!HISTORY_MSG_961;Local - Log encoding Ciecam
!HISTORY_MSG_962;Local - Log encoding Absolute luminance source
!HISTORY_MSG_963;Local - Log encoding Absolute luminance target
!HISTORY_MSG_964;Local - Log encoding Surround
!HISTORY_MSG_965;Local - Log encoding Saturation s
!HISTORY_MSG_966;Local - Log encoding Contrast J
!HISTORY_MSG_967;Local - Log encoding Mask curve C
!HISTORY_MSG_968;Local - Log encoding Mask curve L
!HISTORY_MSG_969;Local - Log encoding Mask curve H
!HISTORY_MSG_970;Local - Log encoding Mask enable
!HISTORY_MSG_971;Local - Log encoding Mask blend
!HISTORY_MSG_972;Local - Log encoding Mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_973;Local - Log encoding Mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_974;Local - Log encoding Mask contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_975;Local - Log encoding Lightness J
!HISTORY_MSG_977;Local - Log encoding Contrast Q
!HISTORY_MSG_978;Local - Log encoding Sursource
!HISTORY_MSG_979;Local - Log encoding Brightness Q
!HISTORY_MSG_981;Local - Log encoding Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_982;Local - Equalizer hue
!HISTORY_MSG_983;Local - denoise threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_984;Local - denoise threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_985;Local - denoise Laplacian
!HISTORY_MSG_986;Local - denoise reinforce
!HISTORY_MSG_987;Local - GF recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_988;Local - GF threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_989;Local - GF threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_990;Local - Denoise recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_991;Local - Denoise threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_992;Local - Denoise threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_993;Local - Denoise Inverse algo
!HISTORY_MSG_994;Local - GF Inverse algo
!HISTORY_MSG_995;Local - Denoise decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1000;Local - Denoise luminance gray
!HISTORY_MSG_1001;Local - Log recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1002;Local - Log threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1003;Local - Log threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1004;Local - Log decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1005;Local - Exp recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1006;Local - Exp threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1007;Local - Exp threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1008;Local - Exp decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1009;Local - SH recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1010;Local - SH threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1011;Local - SH threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1012;Local - SH decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1013;Local - vib recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1014;Local - vib threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1015;Local - vib threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1016;Local - vib decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1017;Local - lc recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1018;Local - lc threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1019;Local - lc threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1020;Local - lc decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1021;Local - Denoise chrominance gray
!HISTORY_MSG_1022;Local - TM recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1023;Local - TM threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1024;Local - TM threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1025;Local - TM decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1026;Local - cbdl recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1027;Local - cbdl threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1028;Local - cbdl threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1029;Local - cbdl decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1030;Local - reti recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1031;Local - reti threshold mask low
!HISTORY_MSG_1032;Local - reti threshold mask high
!HISTORY_MSG_1033;Local - reti decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1034;Local - Nlmeans - strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1035;Local - Nlmeans - detail
!HISTORY_MSG_1036;Local - Nlmeans - patch
!HISTORY_MSG_1037;Local - Nlmeans - radius
!HISTORY_MSG_1038;Local - Nlmeans - gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1039;Local - Grain - gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1040;Local - SC - Soft radius
!HISTORY_MSG_1041;Local - Spot - Munsell
!HISTORY_MSG_1042;Local - Log encoding - threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1043;Local - Exp - normalize
!HISTORY_MSG_1044;Local - Local contrast strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1046;Local - Denoise strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1047;Local - SH and Tone Equalizer strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1048;Local - DR and Exposure strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1049;Local - TM strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1050;Local - Log encoding chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_1051;Local - Residual wavelet gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1052;Local - Residual wavelet slope
!HISTORY_MSG_1053;Local - Denoise gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1054;Local - Wavelet gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1056;Local - DR and Exposure gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1057;Local - CIECAM Enabled
!HISTORY_MSG_1058;Local - CIECAM Overall strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1059;Local - CIECAM Autogray
!HISTORY_MSG_1060;Local - CIECAM Mean luminance source
!HISTORY_MSG_1061;Local - CIECAM Source absolute
!HISTORY_MSG_1062;Local - CIECAM Surround Source
!HISTORY_MSG_1063;Local - CIECAM Saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_1064;Local - CIECAM Chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_1065;Local - CIECAM lightness J
!HISTORY_MSG_1066;Local - CIECAM brightness
!HISTORY_MSG_1067;Local - CIECAM Contrast J
!HISTORY_MSG_1068;Local - CIECAM threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1069;Local - CIECAM contrast Q
!HISTORY_MSG_1071;Local - CIECAM Absolute luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_1072;Local - CIECAM Mean luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_1073;Local - CIECAM Cat16
!HISTORY_MSG_1074;Local - CIECAM Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_1075;Local - CIECAM Surround viewing
!HISTORY_MSG_1076;Local - CIECAM Scope
!HISTORY_MSG_1077;Local - CIECAM Mode
!HISTORY_MSG_1078;Local - Red and skin protection
!HISTORY_MSG_1079;Local - CIECAM Sigmoid strength J
!HISTORY_MSG_1080;Local - CIECAM Sigmoid threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1081;Local - CIECAM Sigmoid blend
!HISTORY_MSG_1082;Local - CIECAM Auto threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1083;Local - CIECAM Hue
!HISTORY_MSG_1084;Local - Uses Black Ev - White Ev
!HISTORY_MSG_1085;Local - Jz lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_1086;Local - Jz contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_1087;Local - Jz chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_1088;Local - Jz hue
!HISTORY_MSG_1089;Local - Jz Sigmoid strength
!HISTORY_MSG_1090;Local - Jz Sigmoid threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1091;Local - Jz Sigmoid blend
!HISTORY_MSG_1092;Local - Jz adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_1093;Local - CAM model
!HISTORY_MSG_1094;Local - Jz highligths
!HISTORY_MSG_1095;Local - Jz highligths thr
!HISTORY_MSG_1096;Local - Jz shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_1097;Local - Jz shadows thr
!HISTORY_MSG_1098;Local - Jz radius SH
!HISTORY_MSG_1099;Local - Cz(Hz) Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1100;Local - Jz reference 100
!HISTORY_MSG_1101;Local - Jz PQ remap
!HISTORY_MSG_1102;Local - Jz(Hz) Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1103;Local - Vibrance gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1104;Local - Sharp gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1105;Local - CIECAM Tone method
!HISTORY_MSG_1106;Local - CIECAM Tone curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1109;Local - Jz(Jz) curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1110;Local - Cz(Cz) curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1111;Local - Cz(Jz) curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1112;Local - forcejz
!HISTORY_MSG_1113;Local - HDR PQ
!HISTORY_MSG_1114;Local - Cie mask enable
!HISTORY_MSG_1115;Local - Cie mask curve C
!HISTORY_MSG_1116;Local - Cie mask curve L
!HISTORY_MSG_1117;Local - Cie mask curve H
!HISTORY_MSG_1118;Local - Cie mask blend
!HISTORY_MSG_1119;Local - Cie mask radius
!HISTORY_MSG_1120;Local - Cie mask chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_1121;Local - Cie mask contrast curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1122;Local - Cie mask recovery threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_1123;Local - Cie mask recovery dark
!HISTORY_MSG_1124;Local - Cie mask recovery light
!HISTORY_MSG_1125;Local - Cie mask recovery decay
!HISTORY_MSG_1126;Local - Cie mask laplacian
!HISTORY_MSG_1127;Local - Cie mask gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_1128;Local - Cie mask slope
!HISTORY_MSG_1129;Local - Cie Relative luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_1130;Local - Cie Saturation Jz
!HISTORY_MSG_1131;Local - Mask - Denoise
!HISTORY_MSG_1132;Local - Cie Wav sigma Jz
!HISTORY_MSG_1133;Local - Cie Wav level Jz
!HISTORY_MSG_1134;Local - Cie Wav local contrast Jz
!HISTORY_MSG_1135;Local - Cie Wav clarity Jz
!HISTORY_MSG_1136;Local - Cie Wav clarity Cz
!HISTORY_MSG_1137;Local - Cie Wav clarity Soft
!HISTORY_MSG_1138;Local - Local - Hz(Hz) Curve
!HISTORY_MSG_1139;Local - Jz soft Curves H
!HISTORY_MSG_1140;Local - Jz Threshold chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_1141;Local - chroma curve Jz(Hz)
!HISTORY_MSG_1142;Local - strength soft
!HISTORY_MSG_1143;Local - Jz blackev
!HISTORY_MSG_1144;Local - Jz whiteev
!HISTORY_MSG_1145;Local - Jz Log encoding
!HISTORY_MSG_1146;Local - Jz Log encoding target gray
!HISTORY_MSG_1147;Local - Jz BlackEv WhiteEv
!HISTORY_MSG_1148;Local - Jz Sigmoid
!HISTORY_MSG_1149;Local - Q Sigmoid
!HISTORY_MSG_1150;Local - Log encoding Q instead Sigmoid Q
!HISTORY_MSG_BLSHAPE;Blur by level
!HISTORY_MSG_BLURCWAV;Blur chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_BLURWAV;Blur luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_BLUWAV;Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_CATCAT;CAL - Settings - Mode
!HISTORY_MSG_CATCOMPLEX;CAL - Settings - Complexity
!HISTORY_MSG_CATMODEL;CAL - Settings - CAM
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHANNEL;CT - Channel
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHROMATICITYMASK;CT - region C mask
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_HUEMASK;CT - H mask
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_LIGHTNESS;CT - Lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_LIGHTNESSMASK;CT - L mask
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_LIST;CT - List
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_MASKBLUR;CT - region mask blur
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_OFFSET;CT - region offset
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_POWER;CT - region power
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_SATURATION;CT - Saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_SHOWMASK;CT - region show mask
!HISTORY_MSG_COLORTONING_LABREGION_SLOPE;CT - region slope
!HISTORY_MSG_COMPLEX;Wavelet complexity
!HISTORY_MSG_COMPLEXRETI;Retinex complexity
!HISTORY_MSG_DEHAZE_DEPTH;Dehaze - Depth
!HISTORY_MSG_DEHAZE_ENABLED;Haze Removal
!HISTORY_MSG_DEHAZE_SATURATION;Dehaze - Saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_DEHAZE_SHOW_DEPTH_MAP;Dehaze - Show depth map
!HISTORY_MSG_DEHAZE_STRENGTH;Dehaze - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_DIRPYRDENOISE_GAIN;NR - Compensate for lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_DUALDEMOSAIC_AUTO_CONTRAST;Dual demosaic - Auto threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_DUALDEMOSAIC_CONTRAST;Dual demosaic - Contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_EDGEFFECT;Edge Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_FF_FROMMETADATA;Flat-Field - From Metadata
!HISTORY_MSG_FILMNEGATIVE_BALANCE;FN - Reference output
!HISTORY_MSG_FILMNEGATIVE_ENABLED;Film Negative
!HISTORY_MSG_FILMNEGATIVE_REF_SPOT;FN - Reference input
!HISTORY_MSG_FILMNEGATIVE_VALUES;Film negative values
!HISTORY_MSG_GAMUTMUNSEL;Gamut-Munsell
!HISTORY_MSG_HISTMATCHING;Auto-matched tone curve
!HISTORY_MSG_HLTH;Inpaint opposed - gain threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_ICL_LABGRIDCIEXY;Cie xy
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_AINTENT;Abstract profile intent
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_BLUX;Primaries Blue X
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_BLUY;Primaries Blue Y
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_CAT;Matrix adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_FBW;Black and White
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_GAMUT;Gamut control
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_GREX;Primaries Green X
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_GREY;Primaries Green Y
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_MIDTCIE;Midtones
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_OUTPUT_PRIMARIES;Output - Primaries
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_OUTPUT_TEMP;Output - ICC-v4 illuminant D
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_OUTPUT_TYPE;Output - Type
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_PRESER;Preserve neutral
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_REDX;Primaries Red X
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_REDY;Primaries Red Y
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_SMOOTHCIE;Smooth highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_TRCEXP;Abstract Profile
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_WORKING_GAMMA;TRC - Gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_WORKING_ILLUM_METHOD;Illuminant method
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_METHOD;Primaries method
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_WORKING_SLOPE;TRC - Slope
!HISTORY_MSG_ICM_WORKING_TRC_METHOD;TRC method
!HISTORY_MSG_ILLUM;CAL - SC - Illuminant
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCALCONTRAST_AMOUNT;Local Contrast - Amount
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCALCONTRAST_DARKNESS;Local Contrast - Darkness
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCALCONTRAST_ENABLED;Local Contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCALCONTRAST_LIGHTNESS;Local Contrast - Lightness
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCALCONTRAST_RADIUS;Local Contrast - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCALLAB_TE_PIVOT;Local - Equalizer pivot
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_BLURCONT;Local - CIECAM Mask blur contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_BLURFFT;Local - CIECAM Mask blur FFTW
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_BLURRAD;Local - CIECAM Mask blur radius
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_CHH;Local - CIECAM Mask curve h(h)
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_HIGH;Local - CIECAM Mask highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_SHAD;Local - CIECAM Mask shadows
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_STRU;Local - CIECAM Mask structure
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_STRU_TOOL;Local - CIECAM Mask structure as tool
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_WLC;Local - CIECAM Mask wavelet L(L)
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIEMASK_WLEV;Local - CIECAM Mask wavelet levels
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_ANGGRAD;Local - CIECAM Gradient angle
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_BLACKS;Local - CIECAM Blacks distribution
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_BLUXL;Local - CIECAM Blue X
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_BLUYL;Local - CIECAM Blue Y
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_BRICOMP;Local - CIECAM Brightness compression
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_BRICOMPTH;Local - CIECAM Brightness compression threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_BWCIE;Local - CIECAM Black and white
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_CAT;Local - Matrix adaptation
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_DETAILJZ;Local - JzCzHz Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_ENAMASKALL;Local - CIECAM All mask tools
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_EXPPRECAM;Local - CIECAM Pre-Cam
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_GAM;Local - CIECAM Gamma
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_GAMUTCIE;Local - CIECAM Gamut
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_GREXL;Local - CIECAM Green X
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_GREYL;Local - CIECAM Green Y
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_ILL;Local - CIECAM TRC Illuminant
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_LOGCIEQ;Local - CIECAM Log encoding Q
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_MIDT;Local - CIECAM Mid Tones
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_NORM;Local - CIECAM Normalize L
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_PRIM;Local - CIECAM TRC primaries
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_REDXL;Local - CIECAM Red X
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_REDYL;Local - CIECAM Red Y
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SATCIE;Local - CIECAM Saturation control
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SHIFTXL;Local - CIECAM Shift x
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SHIFTYL;Local - CIECAM Shift y
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SIG;Local - Sigmoid
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SIGADAP;Local - CIECAM Sigmoid adaptability
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SIGMET;Local - CIECAM Sigmoid method
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SLOP;Local - CIECAM Slope
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SLOPESMO;Local - CIECAM Gray balance
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SLOPESMOB;Local - CIECAM Blue balance
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SLOPESMOG;Local - CIECAM Green balance
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SLOPESMOR;Local - CIECAM Red balance
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SMOOTH;Local - CIECAM Scale Yb scene
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SMOOTHMET;Local - CIECAM Smooth lights method
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SMOOTHYB;Local - CIECAM Scale Yb viewing
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_SMOOTH_LUM;Local - CIECAM Levels - Luminosity mode
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_STRGRAD;Local - CIECAM Gradient strength L
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_STRLOG;Local - CIECAM Log encoding strength
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_TRC;Local - CIECAM TRC
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_CIE_WHITES;Local - CIECAM Whites distribution
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_DEHAZE_BLACK;Local - Dehaze Black
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERCIE;Local - CIECAM Gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHEREXE;Local - Exp Gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERLOG;Local - Log Gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERMAS;Local - Mask Common gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERSH;Local - SH Gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERVIB;Local - Vib Gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_FEATHERWAV;Local - Wav Gradient feather
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_LOG_BLACKS;Local - Log Blacks distribution
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_LOG_COMPR;Local - Log Compress brightness
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_LOG_SAT;Local - Log Saturation control
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_LOG_WHITES;Local - Log Whites distribution
!HISTORY_MSG_LOCAL_TMO_SATUR;Local Exp Fattal Saturation
!HISTORY_MSG_METADATA_MODE;Metadata copy mode
!HISTORY_MSG_MICROCONTRAST_CONTRAST;Microcontrast - Contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_AUTO_CONTRAST;CS - Auto threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_AUTO_RADIUS;CS - Auto radius
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_CHECKITER;CS - Auto limit iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_CONTRAST;CS - Contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_ITERATIONS;CS - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_RADIUS;CS - Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_PDSHARPEN_RADIUS_BOOST;CS - Corner radius boost
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_CAM_ANGLE;Perspective - Camera
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_CAM_FL;Perspective - Camera
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_CAM_SHIFT;Perspective - Camera
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_CTRL_LINE;Perspective - Control lines
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_METHOD;Perspective - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_PROJ_ANGLE;Perspective - Recovery
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_PROJ_ROTATE;Perspective - PCA rotation
!HISTORY_MSG_PERSP_PROJ_SHIFT;Perspective - PCA
!HISTORY_MSG_PIXELSHIFT_AVERAGE;PS - Average
!HISTORY_MSG_PIXELSHIFT_DEMOSAIC;PS - Demosaic method for motion
!HISTORY_MSG_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE_DIRECTION;Line noise filter direction
!HISTORY_MSG_PREPROCESS_PDAFLINESFILTER;PDAF lines filter
!HISTORY_MSG_PREPROCWB_MODE;Preprocess WB Mode
!HISTORY_MSG_PROTAB;Protection
!HISTORY_MSG_PRSHARPEN_CONTRAST;PRS - Contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_RANGEAB;Range ab
!HISTORY_MSG_RAWCACORR_AUTOIT;Raw CA Correction - Iterations
!HISTORY_MSG_RAW_BORDER;Raw border
!HISTORY_MSG_RESIZE_ALLOWUPSCALING;Resize - Allow upscaling
!HISTORY_MSG_RESIZE_LONGEDGE;Resize - Long Edge
!HISTORY_MSG_RESIZE_SHORTEDGE;Resize - Short Edge
!HISTORY_MSG_SHARPENING_BLUR;Sharpening - Blur radius
!HISTORY_MSG_SHARPENING_CONTRAST;Sharpening - Contrast threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_SIGMACOL;Chroma Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_SIGMADIR;Dir Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_SIGMAFIN;Final contrast Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_SIGMATON;Toning Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_SOFTLIGHT_ENABLED;Soft light
!HISTORY_MSG_SOFTLIGHT_STRENGTH;Soft light - Strength
!HISTORY_MSG_SPOT;Spot removal
!HISTORY_MSG_SPOT_ENTRY;Spot removal - Point modif.
!HISTORY_MSG_TEMPOUT;CAM02 automatic temperature
!HISTORY_MSG_THRESWAV;Balance threshold
!HISTORY_MSG_TM_FATTAL_ANCHOR;DRC - Anchor
!HISTORY_MSG_TONE_EQUALIZER_BANDS;Tone equalizer - Bands
!HISTORY_MSG_TONE_EQUALIZER_ENABLED;Tone equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_TONE_EQUALIZER_PIVOT;Tone equalizer - Pivot
!HISTORY_MSG_TONE_EQUALIZER_REGULARIZATION;Tone equalizer - Regularization
!HISTORY_MSG_TONE_EQUALIZER_SHOW_COLOR_MAP;Tone equalizer - Tonal map
!HISTORY_MSG_TRANS_METHOD;Geometry - Method
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVBALCHROM;Equalizer chrominance
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVBALLUM;Equalizer luminance
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVBL;Blur levels
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVCHR;Blur levels - blur chroma
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVCHROMCO;Chroma coarse
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVCHROMFI;Chroma fine
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVCLARI;Clarity
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVDENLH;Level 5
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVDENOISE;Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVDENOISEH;High levels Local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVDETEND;Details soft
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVEDGS;Edge stopping
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVGUIDH;Local contrast-Hue equalizer
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVHUE;Equalizer hue
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVLEVDEN;High level local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVLEVELSIGM;Denoise - radius
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVLEVSIGM;Radius
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVLIMDEN;Interaction 56 14
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVLOWTHR;Threshold low contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVMERGEC;Merge C
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVMERGEL;Merge L
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVMIXMET;Reference local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVOFFSET;Offset
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVOLDSH;Old algorithm
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVQUAMET;Denoise mode
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVRADIUS;Radius shadows-highlights
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSCALE;Scale
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSHOWMASK;Show wavelet mask
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSIGM;Sigma
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSIGMA;Attenuation response
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSLIMET;Method
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSOFTRAD;Soft radius clarity
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSOFTRADEND;Soft radius final
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVSTREND;Strength soft
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVTHRDEN;Threshold local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVTHREND;Threshold local contrast
!HISTORY_MSG_WAVUSHAMET;Clarity method
!HISTORY_MSG_WBALANCE_OBSERVER10;Observer 10°
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_CUSTOM;Itcwb Custom
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_DELTA;Itcwb Delta green
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_FGREEN;Itcwb Green - student
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_FORCE;Itcwb Force
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_GREEN;Green refinement
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_MINSIZE;Patch min size
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_NOPURPLE;Itcwb Nopurple
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_OBS;Remove algo 2 passes
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_PONDER;Itcwb ponderated
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_PRECIS;Itcwb Precision
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_PRIM;Primaries
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_RGREEN;Itcwb Green range
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_SAMPLING;Low sampling
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_SIZE;Itcwb Size
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_SORTED;Itcwb ponderated
!HISTORY_MSG_WBITC_THRES;Itcwb Threshold
!HISTORY_NEWSNAPSHOT;Add
!HISTORY_NEWSNAPSHOT_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-s</b>
!HISTORY_SNAPSHOT;Snapshot
!HISTORY_SNAPSHOTS;Snapshots
!ICCPROFCREATOR_COPYRIGHT;Copyright:
!ICCPROFCREATOR_COPYRIGHT_RESET_TOOLTIP;Reset to the default copyright, granted to 'RawTherapee, CC0'.
!ICCPROFCREATOR_CUSTOM;Custom
!ICCPROFCREATOR_DESCRIPTION;Description:
!ICCPROFCREATOR_DESCRIPTION_ADDPARAM;Append gamma and slope values to the description
!ICCPROFCREATOR_DESCRIPTION_TOOLTIP;Leave empty to set the default description.
!ICCPROFCREATOR_GAMMA;Gamma
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ICCVERSION;ICC version:
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL;Illuminant:
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_41;D41
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_50;D50
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_55;D55
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_60;D60
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_63;D63 : DCI-P3 Theater
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_65;D65
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_80;D80
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_DEF;Default
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_INC;StdA 2856K
!ICCPROFCREATOR_ILL_TOOLTIP;You can set the illuminant for ICC v4 profiles and also for ICC v2 profiles.
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIMARIES;Primaries:
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_ACESP0;ACES AP0
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_ACESP1;ACES AP1
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_ADOBE;Adobe RGB (1998)
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_BEST;BestRGB
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_BETA;BetaRGB
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_BLUX;Blue X
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_BLUY;Blue Y
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_BRUCE;BruceRGB
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_DCIP3;DCI-P3
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_GREX;Green X
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_GREY;Green Y
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_PROPH;Prophoto
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_REC2020;Rec2020
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_REDX;Red X
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_REDY;Red Y
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_SRGB;sRGB
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_TOOLTIP;You can set custom primaries for ICC v4 profiles and also for ICC v2 profiles.
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PRIM_WIDEG;Widegamut
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PROF_V2;ICC v2
!ICCPROFCREATOR_PROF_V4;ICC v4
!ICCPROFCREATOR_SAVEDIALOG_TITLE;Save ICC profile as...
!ICCPROFCREATOR_SLOPE;Slope
!ICCPROFCREATOR_TRC_PRESET;Tone response curve
!INSPECTOR_WINDOW_TITLE;Inspector
!IPTCPANEL_CATEGORY;Category
!IPTCPANEL_CATEGORYHINT;Identifies the subject of the image in the opinion of the provider.
!IPTCPANEL_CITY;City
!IPTCPANEL_CITYHINT;Enter the name of the city pictured in this image.
!IPTCPANEL_COPYHINT;Copy IPTC settings to clipboard.
!IPTCPANEL_COPYRIGHT;Copyright notice
!IPTCPANEL_COPYRIGHTHINT;Enter a Notice on the current owner of the Copyright for this image, such as ©2008 Jane Doe.
!IPTCPANEL_COUNTRY;Country
!IPTCPANEL_COUNTRYHINT;Enter the name of the country pictured in this image.
!IPTCPANEL_CREATOR;Creator
!IPTCPANEL_CREATORHINT;Enter the name of the person that created this image.
!IPTCPANEL_CREATORJOBTITLE;Creator's job title
!IPTCPANEL_CREATORJOBTITLEHINT;Enter the Job Title of the person listed in the Creator field.
!IPTCPANEL_CREDIT;Credit line
!IPTCPANEL_CREDITHINT;Enter who should be credited when this image is published.
!IPTCPANEL_DATECREATED;Date created
!IPTCPANEL_DATECREATEDHINT;Enter the Date the image was taken.
!IPTCPANEL_DESCRIPTION;Description
!IPTCPANEL_DESCRIPTIONHINT;Enter a 'caption' describing the who, what, and why of what is happening in this image, this might include names of people, and/or their role in the action that is taking place within the image.
!IPTCPANEL_DESCRIPTIONWRITER;Description writer
!IPTCPANEL_DESCRIPTIONWRITERHINT;Enter the name of the person involved in writing, editing or correcting the description of the image.
!IPTCPANEL_EMBEDDED;Embedded
!IPTCPANEL_EMBEDDEDHINT;Reset to IPTC data embedded in the image file.
!IPTCPANEL_HEADLINE;Headline
!IPTCPANEL_HEADLINEHINT;Enter a brief publishable synopsis or summary of the contents of the image.
!IPTCPANEL_INSTRUCTIONS;Instructions
!IPTCPANEL_INSTRUCTIONSHINT;Enter information about embargoes, or other restrictions not covered by the Copyright field.
!IPTCPANEL_KEYWORDS;Keywords
!IPTCPANEL_KEYWORDSHINT;Enter any number of keywords, terms or phrases used to express the subject matter in the image.
!IPTCPANEL_PASTEHINT;Paste IPTC settings from clipboard.
!IPTCPANEL_PROVINCE;Province or state
!IPTCPANEL_PROVINCEHINT;Enter the name of the province or state pictured in this image.
!IPTCPANEL_RESET;Reset
!IPTCPANEL_RESETHINT;Reset to profile default.
!IPTCPANEL_SOURCE;Source
!IPTCPANEL_SOURCEHINT;Enter or edit the name of a person or party who has a role in the content supply chain, such as a person or entity from whom you received this image from.
!IPTCPANEL_SUPPCATEGORIES;Supplemental categories
!IPTCPANEL_SUPPCATEGORIESHINT;Further refines the subject of the image.
!IPTCPANEL_TITLE;Title
!IPTCPANEL_TITLEHINT;Enter a short verbal and human readable name for the image, this may be the file name.
!IPTCPANEL_TRANSREFERENCE;Job ID
!IPTCPANEL_TRANSREFERENCEHINT;Enter a number or identifier needed for workflow control or tracking.
!MAIN_BUTTON_FULLSCREEN;Fullscreen
!MAIN_BUTTON_ICCPROFCREATOR;ICC Profile Creator
!MAIN_BUTTON_NAVNEXT_TOOLTIP;Navigate to the next image relative to image opened in the Editor.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-F4</b>\n\nTo navigate to the next image relative to the currently selected thumbnail in the File Browser or Filmstrip:\nShortcut: <b>F4</b>
!MAIN_BUTTON_NAVPREV_TOOLTIP;Navigate to the previous image relative to image opened in the Editor.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-F3</b>\n\nTo navigate to the previous image relative to the currently selected thumbnail in the File Browser or Filmstrip:\nShortcut: <b>F3</b>
!MAIN_BUTTON_NAVSYNC_TOOLTIP;Synchronize the File Browser or Filmstrip with the Editor to reveal the thumbnail of the currently opened image, and clear any active filters.\nShortcut: <b>x</b>\n\nAs above, but without clearing active filters:\nShortcut: <b>y</b>\n(Note that the thumbnail of the opened image will not be shown if filtered out).
!MAIN_BUTTON_PREFERENCES;Preferences
!MAIN_BUTTON_PUTTOQUEUE_TOOLTIP;Put current image to processing queue.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl+b</b>
!MAIN_BUTTON_SAVE_TOOLTIP;Save current image.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl+s</b>\nSave current profile (.pp3).\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl+Shift+s</b>
!MAIN_BUTTON_SENDTOEDITOR;Edit image in external editor
!MAIN_BUTTON_SENDTOEDITOR_TOOLTIP;Edit current image in external editor.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl+e</b>\nCurrent editor:
!MAIN_BUTTON_SHOWHIDESIDEPANELS_TOOLTIP;Show/hide all side panels.\nShortcut: <b>m</b>
!MAIN_BUTTON_UNFULLSCREEN;Exit fullscreen
!MAIN_FRAME_EDITOR;Editor
!MAIN_FRAME_EDITOR_TOOLTIP;Editor.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl-F4</b>
!MAIN_FRAME_FILEBROWSER;File Browser
!MAIN_FRAME_FILEBROWSER_TOOLTIP;File browser.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl-F2</b>
!MAIN_FRAME_PLACES;Places
!MAIN_FRAME_PLACES_ADD;Add
!MAIN_FRAME_PLACES_DEL;Remove
!MAIN_FRAME_QUEUE;Queue
!MAIN_FRAME_QUEUE_TOOLTIP;Processing queue.\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl-F3</b>
!MAIN_FRAME_RECENT;Recent Folders
!MAIN_MSG_ALREADYEXISTS;File already exists.
!MAIN_MSG_CANNOTLOAD;Cannot load image
!MAIN_MSG_CANNOTSAVE;File saving error
!MAIN_MSG_CANNOTSTARTEDITOR;Cannot start editor.
!MAIN_MSG_CANNOTSTARTEDITOR_SECONDARY;Please set the correct path in Preferences.
!MAIN_MSG_EMPTYFILENAME;Filename unspecified!
!MAIN_MSG_IMAGEUNPROCESSED;This command requires all selected images to be queue-processed first.
!MAIN_MSG_NAVIGATOR;Navigator
!MAIN_MSG_OPERATIONCANCELLED;Operation cancelled
!MAIN_MSG_PATHDOESNTEXIST;The path\n\n<b>%1</b>\n\ndoes not exist. Please set a correct path in Preferences.
!MAIN_MSG_QOVERWRITE;Do you want to overwrite it?
!MAIN_MSG_SETPATHFIRST;You first have to set a target path in Preferences in order to use this function!
!MAIN_MSG_TOOMANYOPENEDITORS;Too many open editors.\nPlease close an editor to continue.
!MAIN_MSG_WRITEFAILED;Failed to write\n<b>'%1'</b>\n\nMake sure that the folder exists and that you have write permission to it.
!MAIN_TAB_ADVANCED;Advanced
!MAIN_TAB_ADVANCED_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt</b>-<b>a</b>
!MAIN_TAB_COLOR_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-c</b>
!MAIN_TAB_DETAIL;Detail
!MAIN_TAB_DETAIL_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-d</b>
!MAIN_TAB_DEVELOP; Batch Edit
!MAIN_TAB_EXIF;Exif
!MAIN_TAB_EXPORT; Fast Export
!MAIN_TAB_EXPOSURE;Exposure
!MAIN_TAB_EXPOSURE_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-e</b>
!MAIN_TAB_FAVORITES;Favorites
!MAIN_TAB_FAVORITES_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-u</b>
!MAIN_TAB_FILTER; Filter
!MAIN_TAB_INSPECT; Inspect
!MAIN_TAB_IPTC;IPTC
!MAIN_TAB_LOCALLAB;Selective Editing
!MAIN_TAB_LOCALLAB_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-o</b>
!MAIN_TAB_METADATA;Metadata
!MAIN_TAB_METADATA_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-m</b>
!MAIN_TAB_RAW;Raw
!MAIN_TAB_RAW_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-r</b>
!MAIN_TAB_TRANSFORM;Transform
!MAIN_TAB_TRANSFORM_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Alt-t</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_BEFOREAFTERLOCK;<b>Lock</b> / <b>Unlock</b> the <b>Before</b> view\n\n<b>Lock</b>: keep the <b>Before</b> view unchanged.\nUseful to evaluate the cumulative effect of multiple tools.\nAdditionally, comparisons can be made to any state in the History.\n\n<b>Unlock</b>: the <b>Before</b> view will follow the <b>After</b> view one step behind, showing the image before the effect of the currently used tool.
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_HIDEHP;Show/Hide the left panel (including the history).\nShortcut: <b>l</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_INDCLIPPEDH;Clipped highlight indication.\nShortcut: <b>&gt;</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_INDCLIPPEDS;Clipped shadow indication.\nShortcut: <b>&lt;</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_PREVIEWB;Preview the <b>blue channel</b>.\nShortcut: <b>b</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_PREVIEWFOCUSMASK;Preview the <b>focus mask</b>.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-f</b>\n\nMore accurate on images with shallow depth of field, low noise and at higher zoom levels.\nZoom out to 10-30% to improve detection accuracy on noisy images.
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_PREVIEWG;Preview the <b>green channel</b>.\nShortcut: <b>g</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_PREVIEWL;Preview the <b>luminosity</b>.\nShortcut: <b>v</b>\n\n0.299*R + 0.587*G + 0.114*B
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_PREVIEWR;Preview the <b>red channel</b>.\nShortcut: <b>r</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_PREVIEWSHARPMASK;Preview the <b>sharpening contrast mask</b>.\nShortcut: <b>p</b>\n\nOnly works when sharpening is enabled and zoom >= 100%, or when capture sharpening is enabled.
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_QINFO;Quick info on the image.\nShortcut: <b>i</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_SHOWHIDELP1;Show/Hide the left panel.\nShortcut: <b>l</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_SHOWHIDERP1;Show/Hide the right panel.\nShortcut: <b>Alt-l</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_SHOWHIDETP1;Show/Hide the top panel.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-l</b>
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_THRESHOLD;Threshold
!MAIN_TOOLTIP_TOGGLE;Toggle the <b>Before</b>/<b>After</b> view.\nShortcut: <b>Shift-b</b>
!MONITOR_PROFILE_SYSTEM;System default
!NAVIGATOR_B;B:
!NAVIGATOR_G;G:
!NAVIGATOR_H;H:
!NAVIGATOR_LAB_A;a*:
!NAVIGATOR_LAB_B;b*:
!NAVIGATOR_LAB_L;L*:
!NAVIGATOR_NA; --
!NAVIGATOR_R;R:
!NAVIGATOR_S;S:
!NAVIGATOR_V;V:
!NAVIGATOR_XY_FULL;Width: %1, Height: %2
!NAVIGATOR_XY_NA;x: --, y: --
!OPTIONS_BUNDLED_MISSING;The bundled profile '<b>%1</b>' could not be found!\n\nYour installation could be damaged.\n\nDefault internal values will be used instead.
!OPTIONS_DEFIMG_MISSING;The default profile for <b>non-raw photos</b> could not be found or is not set.\n\nPlease check your profiles' directory, it may be missing or damaged.\n\n'<b>%1</b>' will be used instead.
!OPTIONS_DEFRAW_MISSING;The default profile for <b>raw photos</b> could not be found or is not set.\n\nPlease check your profiles' directory, it may be missing or damaged.\n\n'<b>%1</b>' will be used instead.
!PARTIALPASTE_ADVANCEDGROUP;Advanced Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_BASICGROUP;Basic Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_CACORRECTION;Chromatic aberration correction
!PARTIALPASTE_CHANNELMIXER;Channel mixer
!PARTIALPASTE_CHANNELMIXERBW;Black-and-white
!PARTIALPASTE_COARSETRANS;Coarse rotation/flipping
!PARTIALPASTE_COMMONTRANSFORMPARAMS;Auto-fill
!PARTIALPASTE_COMPOSITIONGROUP;Composition Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_CROP;Crop
!PARTIALPASTE_DARKFRAMEAUTOSELECT;Dark-frame auto-selection
!PARTIALPASTE_DARKFRAMEFILE;Dark-frame file
!PARTIALPASTE_DEFRINGE;Defringe
!PARTIALPASTE_DEHAZE;Haze removal
!PARTIALPASTE_DETAILGROUP;Detail Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_DIALOGLABEL;Partial paste processing profile
!PARTIALPASTE_DIRPYRDENOISE;Noise reduction
!PARTIALPASTE_DIRPYREQUALIZER;Contrast by detail levels
!PARTIALPASTE_DISTORTION;Distortion correction
!PARTIALPASTE_EPD;Tone mapping
!PARTIALPASTE_EQUALIZER;Wavelet levels
!PARTIALPASTE_EVERYTHING;Everything
!PARTIALPASTE_EXIFCHANGES;Exif
!PARTIALPASTE_EXPOSURE;Exposure
!PARTIALPASTE_FILMNEGATIVE;Film negative
!PARTIALPASTE_FILMSIMULATION;Film simulation
!PARTIALPASTE_FLATFIELDAUTOSELECT;Flat-field auto-selection
!PARTIALPASTE_FLATFIELDBLURRADIUS;Flat-field blur radius
!PARTIALPASTE_FLATFIELDBLURTYPE;Flat-field blur type
!PARTIALPASTE_FLATFIELDCLIPCONTROL;Flat-field clip control
!PARTIALPASTE_FLATFIELDFILE;Flat-field file
!PARTIALPASTE_FLATFIELDFROMMETADATA;Flat-field from Metadata
!PARTIALPASTE_GRADIENT;Graduated filter
!PARTIALPASTE_HSVEQUALIZER;HSV equalizer
!PARTIALPASTE_IMPULSEDENOISE;Impulse noise reduction
!PARTIALPASTE_IPTCINFO;IPTC
!PARTIALPASTE_LABCURVE;L*a*b* adjustments
!PARTIALPASTE_LENSGROUP;Lens Related Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_LENSPROFILE;Profiled lens correction
!PARTIALPASTE_LOCALCONTRAST;Local contrast
!PARTIALPASTE_LOCALLAB;Selective Editing
!PARTIALPASTE_LOCALLABGROUP;Selective Editing Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_METADATA;Metadata mode
!PARTIALPASTE_METAGROUP;Metadata settings
!PARTIALPASTE_PCVIGNETTE;Vignette filter
!PARTIALPASTE_PERSPECTIVE;Perspective
!PARTIALPASTE_PREPROCESS_DEADPIXFILT;Dead pixel filter
!PARTIALPASTE_PREPROCESS_GREENEQUIL;Green equilibration
!PARTIALPASTE_PREPROCESS_HOTPIXFILT;Hot pixel filter
!PARTIALPASTE_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE;Line noise filter
!PARTIALPASTE_PREPROCESS_PDAFLINESFILTER;PDAF lines filter
!PARTIALPASTE_PREPROCWB;Preprocess White Balance
!PARTIALPASTE_PRSHARPENING;Post-resize sharpening
!PARTIALPASTE_RAWCACORR_AUTO;CA auto-correction
!PARTIALPASTE_RAWCACORR_CAREDBLUE;CA red & blue
!PARTIALPASTE_RAWEXPOS_BLACK;Black levels
!PARTIALPASTE_RAWEXPOS_LINEAR;White point correction
!PARTIALPASTE_RAWGROUP;Raw Settings
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_BORDER;Raw border
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_DCBENHANCE;DCB enhancement
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_DCBITERATIONS;DCB iterations
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_DMETHOD;Demosaic method
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_IMAGENUM;Sub-image
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_LMMSEITERATIONS;LMMSE enhancement steps
!PARTIALPASTE_RAW_PIXELSHIFT;Pixel Shift
!PARTIALPASTE_RESIZE;Resize
!PARTIALPASTE_RETINEX;Retinex
!PARTIALPASTE_RGBCURVES;RGB curves
!PARTIALPASTE_ROTATION;Rotation
!PARTIALPASTE_SHADOWSHIGHLIGHTS;Shadows/highlights
!PARTIALPASTE_SHARPENEDGE;Edges
!PARTIALPASTE_SHARPENING;Sharpening (USM/RL)
!PARTIALPASTE_SHARPENMICRO;Microcontrast
!PARTIALPASTE_SOFTLIGHT;Soft light
!PARTIALPASTE_SPOT;Spot removal
!PARTIALPASTE_TM_FATTAL;Dynamic range compression
!PARTIALPASTE_TONE_EQUALIZER;Tone equalizer
!PARTIALPASTE_VIBRANCE;Vibrance
!PARTIALPASTE_VIGNETTING;Vignetting correction
!PARTIALPASTE_WHITEBALANCE;White balance
!PREFERENCES_ADD;Add
!PREFERENCES_APPEARANCE;Appearance
!PREFERENCES_APPEARANCE_MAINFONT;Main font
!PREFERENCES_APPEARANCE_THEME;Theme
!PREFERENCES_APPLNEXTSTARTUP;restart required
!PREFERENCES_AUTOSAVE_TP_OPEN;Save tool collapsed/expanded state on exit
!PREFERENCES_BATCH_PROCESSING;Batch Processing
!PREFERENCES_BEHADDALL;All to 'Add'
!PREFERENCES_BEHADDALLHINT;Set all parameters to the <b>Add</b> mode.\nAdjustments of parameters in the batch tool panel will be <b>deltas</b> to the stored values.
!PREFERENCES_BEHSETALL;All to 'Set'
!PREFERENCES_BEHSETALLHINT;Set all parameters to the <b>Set</b> mode.\nAdjustments of parameters in the batch tool panel will be <b>absolute</b>, the actual values will be displayed.
!PREFERENCES_BROWSERECURSIVEDEPTH;Browse sub-folders depth
!PREFERENCES_BROWSERECURSIVEFOLLOWLINKS;Follow symbolic links when browsing sub-folders
!PREFERENCES_BROWSERECURSIVEMAXDIRS;Maximum sub-folders
!PREFERENCES_CACHECLEAR;Clear
!PREFERENCES_CACHECLEAR_ALL;Clear all cached files:
!PREFERENCES_CACHECLEAR_ALLBUTPROFILES;Clear all cached files except for cached processing profiles:
!PREFERENCES_CACHECLEAR_ONLYPROFILES;Clear only cached processing profiles:
!PREFERENCES_CACHECLEAR_SAFETY;Only files in the cache are cleared. Processing profiles stored alongside the source images are not touched.
!PREFERENCES_CACHEMAXENTRIES;Maximum number of cache entries
!PREFERENCES_CACHEOPTS;Cache Options
!PREFERENCES_CACHETHUMBHEIGHT;Maximum thumbnail height
!PREFERENCES_CAMERAPROFILESDIR;Camera profiles directory
!PREFERENCES_CHUNKSIZES;Tiles per thread
!PREFERENCES_CHUNKSIZE_RAW_AMAZE;AMaZE demosaic
!PREFERENCES_CHUNKSIZE_RAW_CA;Raw CA correction
!PREFERENCES_CHUNKSIZE_RAW_RCD;RCD demosaic
!PREFERENCES_CHUNKSIZE_RAW_XT;Xtrans demosaic
!PREFERENCES_CHUNKSIZE_RGB;RGB processing
!PREFERENCES_CIE;Ciecam
!PREFERENCES_CIEARTIF;Avoid artifacts
!PREFERENCES_CLIPPINGIND;Clipping Indication
!PREFERENCES_CLUTSCACHE;HaldCLUT Cache
!PREFERENCES_CLUTSCACHE_LABEL;Maximum number of cached CLUTs
!PREFERENCES_CLUTSDIR;HaldCLUT directory
!PREFERENCES_CMMBPC;Black point compensation
!PREFERENCES_COMPLEXITYLOC;Default complexity for Selective Editing
!PREFERENCES_COMPLEXITY_EXP;Advanced
!PREFERENCES_COMPLEXITY_NORM;Standard
!PREFERENCES_COMPLEXITY_SIMP;Basic
!PREFERENCES_CROP;Crop Editing
!PREFERENCES_CROP_AUTO_FIT;Automatically zoom to fit the crop
!PREFERENCES_CROP_GUIDES;Guides shown when not editing the crop
!PREFERENCES_CROP_GUIDES_FRAME;Frame
!PREFERENCES_CROP_GUIDES_FULL;Original
!PREFERENCES_CROP_GUIDES_NONE;None
!PREFERENCES_CURVEBBOXPOS;Position of curve copy & paste buttons
!PREFERENCES_CURVEBBOXPOS_ABOVE;Above
!PREFERENCES_CURVEBBOXPOS_BELOW;Below
!PREFERENCES_CURVEBBOXPOS_LEFT;Left
!PREFERENCES_CURVEBBOXPOS_RIGHT;Right
!PREFERENCES_CUSTPROFBUILD;Custom Processing Profile Builder
!PREFERENCES_CUSTPROFBUILDHINT;Executable (or script) file called when a new initial processing profile should be generated for an image.\n\nThe path of the communication file (*.ini style, a.k.a. 'Keyfile') is added as a command line parameter. It contains various parameters required for the scripts and image Exif to allow a rules-based processing profile generation.\n\n<b>WARNING:</b> You are responsible for using double quotes where necessary if you're using paths containing spaces.
!PREFERENCES_CUSTPROFBUILDKEYFORMAT;Keys format
!PREFERENCES_CUSTPROFBUILDKEYFORMAT_NAME;Name
!PREFERENCES_CUSTPROFBUILDKEYFORMAT_TID;TagID
!PREFERENCES_CUSTPROFBUILDPATH;Executable path
!PREFERENCES_DARKFRAMEFOUND;Found
!PREFERENCES_DARKFRAMESHOTS;shots
!PREFERENCES_DARKFRAMETEMPLATES;templates
!PREFERENCES_DATEFORMAT;Date format
!PREFERENCES_DATEFORMATHINT;You can use the following formatting strings:\n<b>%y</b>	- year\n<b>%m</b>	- month\n<b>%d</b>	- day\n\nFor example, the ISO 8601 standard dictates the date format as follows:\n<b>%y-%m-%d</b>
!PREFERENCES_DIRDARKFRAMES;Dark-frames directory
!PREFERENCES_DIRECTORIES;Directories
!PREFERENCES_DIRHOME;Home directory
!PREFERENCES_DIRLAST;Last visited directory
!PREFERENCES_DIROTHER;Other
!PREFERENCES_DIRSELECTDLG;Select Image Directory at Startup...
!PREFERENCES_DIRSOFTWARE;Installation directory
!PREFERENCES_EDITORCMDLINE;Custom command line
!PREFERENCES_EDITORLAYOUT;Editor layout
!PREFERENCES_EXTEDITOR_BYPASS_OUTPUT_PROFILE;Bypass output profile
!PREFERENCES_EXTEDITOR_DIR;Output directory
!PREFERENCES_EXTEDITOR_DIR_CURRENT;Same as input image
!PREFERENCES_EXTEDITOR_DIR_CUSTOM;Custom
!PREFERENCES_EXTEDITOR_DIR_TEMP;OS temp dir
!PREFERENCES_EXTEDITOR_FLOAT32;32-bit float TIFF output
!PREFERENCES_EXTERNALEDITOR;External Editor
!PREFERENCES_EXTERNALEDITOR_CHANGE;Change Application
!PREFERENCES_EXTERNALEDITOR_CHANGE_FILE;Change Executable
!PREFERENCES_EXTERNALEDITOR_COLUMN_COMMAND;Command
!PREFERENCES_EXTERNALEDITOR_COLUMN_NAME;Name
!PREFERENCES_EXTERNALEDITOR_COLUMN_NATIVE_COMMAND;Native command
!PREFERENCES_FBROWSEROPTS;File Browser / Thumbnail Options
!PREFERENCES_FILEBROWSERTOOLBARSINGLEROW;Compact toolbars in File Browser
!PREFERENCES_FLATFIELDFOUND;Found
!PREFERENCES_FLATFIELDSDIR;Flat-fields directory
!PREFERENCES_FLATFIELDSHOTS;shots
!PREFERENCES_FLATFIELDTEMPLATES;templates
!PREFERENCES_FORIMAGE;For non-raw photos
!PREFERENCES_FORRAW;For raw photos
!PREFERENCES_FSTRIP_SAME_THUMB_HEIGHT;Same thumbnail height between the Filmstrip and the File Browser
!PREFERENCES_FSTRIP_SAME_THUMB_HEIGHT_HINT;Having separate thumbnail size will require more processing time each time you'll switch between the single Editor tab and the File Browser.
!PREFERENCES_GIMPPATH;GIMP installation directory
!PREFERENCES_HISTOGRAMPOSITIONLEFT;Histogram in left panel
!PREFERENCES_HISTOGRAM_TOOLTIP;If enabled, the working profile is used for rendering the main histogram and the Navigator panel, otherwise the gamma-corrected output profile is used.
!PREFERENCES_HLTHRESHOLD;Threshold for clipped highlights
!PREFERENCES_IMPROCPARAMS;Default Processing Profile
!PREFERENCES_INSPECTORWINDOW;Open inspector in own window or fullscreen
!PREFERENCES_INSPECT_LABEL;Inspect
!PREFERENCES_INSPECT_MAXBUFFERS_LABEL;Maximum number of cached images
!PREFERENCES_INSPECT_MAXBUFFERS_TOOLTIP;Set the maximum number of images stored in cache when hovering over them in the File Browser; systems with little RAM (2GB) should keep this value set to 1 or 2.
!PREFERENCES_INTENT_PERCEPTUAL;Perceptual
!PREFERENCES_INTENT_SATURATION;Saturation
!PREFERENCES_INTERNALTHUMBIFUNTOUCHED;Show embedded JPEG thumbnail if raw is unedited
!PREFERENCES_LANG;Language
!PREFERENCES_LANGAUTODETECT;Use system language
!PREFERENCES_LENSFUNDBDIR;Lensfun database directory
!PREFERENCES_LENSFUNDBDIR_TOOLTIP;Directory containing the Lensfun database.  Leave empty to use the default directories.
!PREFERENCES_LENSPROFILESDIR;Lens profiles directory
!PREFERENCES_LENSPROFILESDIR_TOOLTIP;Directory containing Adobe Lens Correction Profiles (LCPs)
!PREFERENCES_MAXRECENTFOLDERS;Maximum number of recent folders
!PREFERENCES_MAX_ZOOM_TITLE;Maximum zoom
!PREFERENCES_MENUGROUPEXTPROGS;Group 'Open with'
!PREFERENCES_MENUGROUPFILEOPERATIONS;Group 'File operations'
!PREFERENCES_MENUGROUPPROFILEOPERATIONS;Group 'Processing profile operations'
!PREFERENCES_MENUGROUPRANK;Group 'Rank'
!PREFERENCES_MENUOPTIONS;Context Menu Options
!PREFERENCES_METADATA;Metadata
!PREFERENCES_METADATA_SYNC;Metadata synchronization with XMP sidecars
!PREFERENCES_METADATA_SYNC_NONE;Off
!PREFERENCES_METADATA_SYNC_READ;Read only
!PREFERENCES_METADATA_SYNC_READWRITE;Bidirectional
!PREFERENCES_MONINTENT;Default rendering intent
!PREFERENCES_MONITOR;Monitor
!PREFERENCES_MONPROFILE_WARNOSX;Due to MacOS limitations, only sRGB is supported.
!PREFERENCES_MULTITAB;Multiple Editor Tabs Mode
!PREFERENCES_MULTITABDUALMON;Multiple Editor Tabs In Own Window Mode
!PREFERENCES_NAVIGATIONFRAME;Navigation
!PREFERENCES_OVERLAY_FILENAMES;Overlay filenames on thumbnails in the file browser
!PREFERENCES_OVERLAY_FILENAMES_FILMSTRIP;Overlay filenames on thumbnails in the editor pannel
!PREFERENCES_OVERWRITEOUTPUTFILE;Overwrite existing output files
!PREFERENCES_PANFACTORLABEL;Pan rate amplification
!PREFERENCES_PARSEDEXT;Parsed Extensions
!PREFERENCES_PARSEDEXTADD;Add extension
!PREFERENCES_PARSEDEXTADDHINT;Add entered extension to the list.
!PREFERENCES_PARSEDEXTDELHINT;Delete selected extension from the list.\nPredefined extensions cannot be deleted.
!PREFERENCES_PARSEDEXTDOWNHINT;Move selected extension down in the list.
!PREFERENCES_PARSEDEXTUPHINT;Move selected extension up in the list.
!PREFERENCES_PERFORMANCE_MEASURE;Measure
!PREFERENCES_PERFORMANCE_MEASURE_HINT;Logs processing times in console
!PREFERENCES_PERFORMANCE_THREADS;Threads
!PREFERENCES_PERFORMANCE_THREADS_LABEL;Maximum number of threads for Noise Reduction and Wavelet Levels (0 = Automatic)
!PREFERENCES_PREVDEMO;Preview Demosaic Method
!PREFERENCES_PREVDEMO_FAST;Fast
!PREFERENCES_PREVDEMO_LABEL;Demosaicing method used for the preview at <100% zoom:
!PREFERENCES_PREVDEMO_SIDECAR;As in PP3
!PREFERENCES_PRINTER;Printer (Soft-Proofing)
!PREFERENCES_PROFILEHANDLING;Processing Profile Handling
!PREFERENCES_PROFILELOADPR;Processing profile loading priority
!PREFERENCES_PROFILEPRCACHE;Profile in cache
!PREFERENCES_PROFILEPRFILE;Profile next to the input file
!PREFERENCES_PROFILESAVEBOTH;Save processing profile both to the cache and next to the input file
!PREFERENCES_PROFILESAVECACHE;Save processing profile to the cache
!PREFERENCES_PROFILESAVEINPUT;Save processing profile next to the input file
!PREFERENCES_PROFILESAVELOCATION;Processing profile saving location
!PREFERENCES_PROFILE_NONE;None
!PREFERENCES_PROPERTY;Property
!PREFERENCES_PRTINTENT;Rendering intent
!PREFERENCES_PSPATH;Adobe Photoshop installation directory
!PREFERENCES_RAW_DECODER;Raw Decoder
!PREFERENCES_RAW_DECODER_ENABLE_LIBRAW;Use LibRaw
!PREFERENCES_REMEMBERZOOMPAN;Remember zoom % and pan offset
!PREFERENCES_REMEMBERZOOMPAN_TOOLTIP;Remember the zoom % and pan offset of the current image when opening a new image.\n\nThis option only works in 'Single Editor Tab Mode' and when 'Demosaicing method used for the preview at <100% zoom' is set to 'As in PP3'.
!PREFERENCES_SAVE_TP_OPEN_NOW;Save tool collapsed/expanded state now
!PREFERENCES_SELECTLANG;Select language
!PREFERENCES_SERIALIZE_TIFF_READ;TIFF Read Settings
!PREFERENCES_SERIALIZE_TIFF_READ_LABEL;Serialize reading of TIFF files
!PREFERENCES_SERIALIZE_TIFF_READ_TOOLTIP;Enabling this option when working with folders containing uncompressed TIFF files can increase performance of thumbnail generation.
!PREFERENCES_SET;Set
!PREFERENCES_SHOWBASICEXIF;Show basic Exif info
!PREFERENCES_SHOWDATETIME;Show date and time
!PREFERENCES_SHOWEXPOSURECOMPENSATION;Append exposure compensation
!PREFERENCES_SHOWFILMSTRIPTOOLBAR;Show Filmstrip toolbar
!PREFERENCES_SHOWTOOLTIP;Show Selective Editing advice tooltips
!PREFERENCES_SHTHRESHOLD;Threshold for clipped shadows
!PREFERENCES_SINGLETAB;Single Editor Tab Mode
!PREFERENCES_SINGLETABVERTAB;Single Editor Tab Mode, Vertical Tabs
!PREFERENCES_SND_HELP;Enter a full file path to set a sound, or leave blank for no sound.\nFor system sounds on Windows use 'SystemDefault', 'SystemAsterisk' etc., and on Linux use 'complete', 'window-attention' etc.
!PREFERENCES_SND_LNGEDITPROCDONE;Editor processing done
!PREFERENCES_SND_QUEUEDONE;Queue processing done
!PREFERENCES_SND_THRESHOLDSECS;After seconds
!PREFERENCES_SPOTLOC;Define Spot method for Selective Editing
!PREFERENCES_STARTUPIMDIR;Image Directory at Startup
!PREFERENCES_TAB_BROWSER;File Browser
!PREFERENCES_TAB_DYNAMICPROFILE;Dynamic Profile Rules
!PREFERENCES_TAB_FAVORITES;Favorites
!PREFERENCES_TAB_GENERAL;General
!PREFERENCES_TAB_IMPROC;Image Processing
!PREFERENCES_TAB_PERFORMANCE;Performance
!PREFERENCES_TAB_SOUND;Sounds
!PREFERENCES_THUMBNAIL_INSPECTOR_JPEG;Embedded JPEG preview
!PREFERENCES_THUMBNAIL_INSPECTOR_MODE;Image to show
!PREFERENCES_THUMBNAIL_INSPECTOR_RAW;Neutral raw rendering
!PREFERENCES_THUMBNAIL_INSPECTOR_RAW_IF_NO_JPEG_FULLSIZE;Embedded JPEG if fullsize, neutral raw otherwise
!PREFERENCES_TOOLPANEL_AVAILABLETOOLS;Available Tools
!PREFERENCES_TOOLPANEL_CLONE_FAVORITES;Keep favorite tools in original locations
!PREFERENCES_TOOLPANEL_CLONE_FAVORITES_TOOLTIP;If set, favorite tools will appear in both the favorites tab and their original tabs.\n\nNote: Enabling this option may result in a slight delay when switching tabs.
!PREFERENCES_TOOLPANEL_FAVORITE;Favorite
!PREFERENCES_TOOLPANEL_FAVORITESPANEL;Favorites Panel
!PREFERENCES_TOOLPANEL_TOOL;Tool
!PREFERENCES_TP_LABEL;Tool panel:
!PREFERENCES_TP_VSCROLLBAR;Hide vertical scrollbar
!PREFERENCES_USEBUNDLEDPROFILES;Use bundled profiles
!PREFERENCES_WBA;White Balance
!PREFERENCES_WBACORR;White Balance - Automatic temperature correlation
!PREFERENCES_WBAENA;Show White Balance Auto temperature correlation settings
!PREFERENCES_WBAENACUSTOM;Use Custom temperature & tint
!PREFERENCES_WBAFORC;Forces Extra algoritm
!PREFERENCES_WBAGREENDELTA;Delta temperature in green iterate loop (if Force Extra enabled)
!PREFERENCES_WBAPRECIS;Precision algorithm - scale used
!PREFERENCES_WBASORT;Sort in chroma order instead of histogram
!PREFERENCES_WORKFLOW;Layout
!PREFERENCES_XMP_SIDECAR_MODE;XMP sidecar style
!PREFERENCES_XMP_SIDECAR_MODE_EXT;darktable-like (FILENAME.ext.xmp for FILENAME.ext)
!PREFERENCES_XMP_SIDECAR_MODE_STD;Standard (FILENAME.xmp for FILENAME.ext)
!PREFERENCES_ZOOMONSCROLL;Zoom images by scrolling
!PROFILEPANEL_COPYPPASTE;Parameters to copy
!PROFILEPANEL_GLOBALPROFILES;Bundled profiles
!PROFILEPANEL_LABEL;Processing Profiles
!PROFILEPANEL_LOADDLGLABEL;Load Processing Parameters...
!PROFILEPANEL_LOADPPASTE;Parameters to load
!PROFILEPANEL_MODE_TOOLTIP;Processing profile fill mode.\n\nButton pressed: partial profiles will be converted to full profiles; the missing values will be replaced with hard-coded defaults.\n\nButton released: profiles will be applied as they are, altering only those values which they contain.
!PROFILEPANEL_MYPROFILES;My profiles
!PROFILEPANEL_PASTEPPASTE;Parameters to paste
!PROFILEPANEL_PCUSTOM;Custom
!PROFILEPANEL_PDYNAMIC;Dynamic
!PROFILEPANEL_PFILE;From file
!PROFILEPANEL_PINTERNAL;Neutral
!PROFILEPANEL_PLASTSAVED;Last Saved
!PROFILEPANEL_SAVEDLGLABEL;Save Processing Parameters...
!PROFILEPANEL_SAVEPPASTE;Parameters to save
!PROFILEPANEL_TOOLTIPCOPY;Copy current processing profile to clipboard.\n<b>Ctrl-click</b> to select the parameters to copy.
!PROFILEPANEL_TOOLTIPLOAD;Load a profile from file.\n<b>Ctrl-click</b> to select the parameters to load.
!PROFILEPANEL_TOOLTIPPASTE;Paste profile from clipboard.\n<b>Ctrl-click</b> to select the parameters to paste.
!PROFILEPANEL_TOOLTIPSAVE;Save current profile.\n<b>Ctrl-click</b> to select the parameters to save.
!PROGRESSBAR_DECODING;Decoding...
!PROGRESSBAR_GREENEQUIL;Green equilibration...
!PROGRESSBAR_HLREC;Highlight reconstruction...
!PROGRESSBAR_HOTDEADPIXELFILTER;Hot/dead pixel filter...
!PROGRESSBAR_LINEDENOISE;Line noise filter...
!PROGRESSBAR_LOADING;Loading image...
!PROGRESSBAR_LOADINGTHUMBS;Loading thumbnails...
!PROGRESSBAR_LOADJPEG;Loading JPEG file...
!PROGRESSBAR_LOADJXL;Loading JXL file...
!PROGRESSBAR_LOADPNG;Loading PNG file...
!PROGRESSBAR_LOADTIFF;Loading TIFF file...
!PROGRESSBAR_NOIMAGES;No images found
!PROGRESSBAR_PROCESSING;Processing image...
!PROGRESSBAR_PROCESSING_PROFILESAVED;Processing profile saved
!PROGRESSBAR_RAWCACORR;Raw CA correction...
!PROGRESSBAR_READY;Ready
!PROGRESSBAR_SAVEJPEG;Saving JPEG file...
!PROGRESSBAR_SAVEPNG;Saving PNG file...
!PROGRESSBAR_SAVETIFF;Saving TIFF file...
!PROGRESSBAR_SNAPSHOT_ADDED;Snapshot added
!PROGRESSDLG_PROFILECHANGEDINBROWSER;Processing profile changed in browser
!QINFO_FRAMECOUNT;%2 frames
!QINFO_HDR;HDR / %2 frame(s)
!QINFO_ISO;ISO
!QINFO_NOEXIF;Exif data not available.
!QINFO_PIXELSHIFT;Pixel Shift / %2 frame(s)
!QUEUE_AUTOSTART;Auto-start
!QUEUE_AUTOSTART_TOOLTIP;Start processing automatically when a new job arrives.
!QUEUE_DESTFILENAME;Path and file name
!QUEUE_DESTPREVIEW_TITLE;Select a thumbnail to preview its destination path here
!QUEUE_DESTPREVIEW_TOOLTIP;Destination path for the first selected image appears here
!QUEUE_FORMAT_TITLE;File Format
!QUEUE_LOCATION_FOLDER;Save to folder
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE;Use template
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_BUTTON_TOOLTIP;Show or hide a help panel with instructions for creating location templates
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_EXAMPLES_BODY;If you want to save the output image alongside the source image, write:\n<b>%p1/%f</b>\n\nIf you want to save the output image in a folder named '<i>converted</i>' located in the source photo's folder, write:\n<b>%p1/converted/%f</b>\n\nIf you want to save the output image in\n'<i>/home/tom/photos/converted/2010-10-31</i>', write:\n<b>%p-3/converted/%P-4/%f</b>
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_EXAMPLES_TITLE;Common examples
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_INTRO;The output template field allows you to to dynamically customize the destination folder and filename. When you include certain specifiers, which begin with <b>%</b>, they are replaced by the program when each file is being saved.\n\nThe sections below describe each type of specifier.
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_BODY_1;Using this pathname as an example:
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_BODY_2;The meanings of the formatting strings are:
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_EXAMPLE_LINUX;/home/tom/photos/2010-10-31/photo1.raw
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_EXAMPLE_WINDOWS;D:\tom\photos\2010-10-31\photo1.raw
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_INTRO;The <b>%dN</b>, <b>%d-N</b>, <b>%pN</b>, <b>%p-N</b>, <b>%PN</b> and <b>%P-N</b> (N = 1..9) specifiers will be replaced by elements of the image file's directory path.\nThe format specifiers operate as follows:\n  <b>%dN</b> = Nth directory from the end of the path\n  <b>%d-N</b> = Nth directory from the start of the path\n  <b>%pN</b>  = all directories up to the Nth from the end of the path\n  <b>%p-N</b> = the first N directories in the path\n  <b>%PN</b>  = the last N directories in the path\n  <b>%P-N</b> = all directories from the Nth to the end of the path\n  <b>%f</b> = base filename (no extension)
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_INTRO_WINDOWS;For Windows paths, <b>%d-1</b> is the drive letter and colon, and <b>%d-2</b> is the base directory on that drive.
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_TITLE;Directories and partial paths
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_RANK_BODY;<b>%r</b> will be replaced by the photo's rank. If the photo is unranked, '<i>0</i>' is used. If the photo is in the trash, '<i>x</i>' is used.
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_RANK_TITLE;Rank
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_RESULT_MISMATCH;ERROR: 2nd result is different:
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_SEQUENCE_BODY;<b>%s1</b>, ..., <b>%s9</b> will be replaced by the photo's initial position in the queue at the time the queue is started. The number specifies the padding, e.g. <b>%s3</b> results in '<i>001</i>'.
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_SEQUENCE_TITLE;Position/sequence in queue
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_TIMESTAMP_BODY;Three different date/time values may be used in templates:\n  <b>%tE"%Y-%m-%d"</b> = when export started\n  <b>%tF"%Y-%m-%d"</b> = when file was last saved\n  <b>%tP"%Y-%m-%d"</b> = when photo was taken\nThe quoted string defines the format of the resulting date and/or time. The format string <b>%tF"%Y-%m-%d"</b> is just one example. The string can use all conversion specifiers defined for the g_date_time_format function (see https://docs.gtk.org/glib/method.DateTime.format.html).\n\nExample format strings:
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_TIMESTAMP_TITLE;Date and time
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_TITLE;Creating an output template
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_TOOLTIP;Specify the output location based on characteristics such as the source photo's location, rank, trash status or position in the queue.\n\nThe output template field value can include specifiers beginning with <b>%</b>, which are replaced by those characteristics in the actual destination path.\n\nPress the <b>?</b> button for full instructions.
!QUEUE_LOCATION_TITLE;Output Location
!QUEUE_STARTSTOP_TOOLTIP;Start or stop processing the images in the queue.\n\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl</b>+<b>s</b>
!SAMPLEFORMAT_0;Unknown data format
!SAMPLEFORMAT_1;8-bit unsigned
!SAMPLEFORMAT_2;16-bit unsigned
!SAMPLEFORMAT_4;24-bit LogLuv
!SAMPLEFORMAT_8;32-bit LogLuv
!SAMPLEFORMAT_16;16-bit floating-point
!SAMPLEFORMAT_32;24-bit floating-point
!SAMPLEFORMAT_64;32-bit floating-point
!SAVEDLG_AUTOSUFFIX;Automatically add a suffix if the file already exists
!SAVEDLG_BIGTIFF;BigTIFF (no metadata support)
!SAVEDLG_FILEFORMAT;File format
!SAVEDLG_FILEFORMAT_FLOAT; floating-point
!SAVEDLG_FORCEFORMATOPTS;Force saving options
!SAVEDLG_JPEGQUAL;JPEG quality
!SAVEDLG_PUTTOQUEUE;Put into processing queue
!SAVEDLG_PUTTOQUEUEHEAD;Put to the head of the processing queue
!SAVEDLG_PUTTOQUEUETAIL;Put to the end of the processing queue
!SAVEDLG_SAVEIMMEDIATELY;Save immediately
!SAVEDLG_SAVESPP;Save processing parameters with image
!SAVEDLG_SUBSAMP;Subsampling
!SAVEDLG_SUBSAMP_1;Best compression
!SAVEDLG_SUBSAMP_2;Balanced
!SAVEDLG_SUBSAMP_3;Best quality
!SAVEDLG_SUBSAMP_TOOLTIP;Best compression:\nJ:a:b 4:2:0\nh/v 2/2\nChroma halved horizontally and vertically.\n\nBalanced:\nJ:a:b 4:2:2\nh/v 2/1\nChroma halved horizontally.\n\nBest quality:\nJ:a:b 4:4:4\nh/v 1/1\nNo chroma subsampling.
!SAVEDLG_TIFFUNCOMPRESSED;Uncompressed TIFF
!SAVEDLG_WARNFILENAME;File will be named
!SHCSELECTOR_TOOLTIP;Click right mouse button to reset the position of those 3 sliders.
!SORT_ASCENDING;Ascending
!SORT_BY_DATE;By Date
!SORT_BY_EXIF;By EXIF
!SORT_BY_NAME;By Name
!SORT_BY_RANK;By Rank
!SORT_DESCENDING;Descending
!TC_LOCALLAB_PRIM_SHIFTX;Shift x
!TC_LOCALLAB_PRIM_SHIFTY;Shift y
!TC_PRIM_BLUX;Bx
!TC_PRIM_BLUY;By
!TC_PRIM_GREX;Gx
!TC_PRIM_GREY;Gy
!TC_PRIM_REDX;Rx
!TC_PRIM_REDY;Ry
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_B;Bottom
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_BL;Bottom-left
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_BR;Bottom-right
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_HINT;Hold the <b>Shift</b> key to move individual control points.
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_T;Top
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_TL;Top-left
!THRESHOLDSELECTOR_TR;Top-right
!TOOLBAR_TOOLTIP_CROP;<b>Crop</b> selection.\nShortcut: <b>c</b>\nMove the crop using <b>Shift</b>+<b>mouse drag</b>.
!TOOLBAR_TOOLTIP_HAND;Hand tool.\nShortcut: <b>h</b>
!TOOLBAR_TOOLTIP_PERSPECTIVE;<b>Perspective Correction</b>\n\nEdit control lines to correct perspective distortion. Click this button again to apply correction.
!TOOLBAR_TOOLTIP_WB;Spot white balance.\nShortcut: <b>w</b>
!TP_BWMIX_ALGO;Algorithm OYCPM
!TP_BWMIX_ALGO_LI;Linear
!TP_BWMIX_ALGO_SP;Special effects
!TP_BWMIX_ALGO_TOOLTIP;Linear: will produce a normal <b>linear</b> response.\nSpecial effects: will produce special effects by mixing channels <b>non-linearly</b>.
!TP_BWMIX_AUTOCH;Auto
!TP_BWMIX_CHANNEL;Luminance equalizer
!TP_BWMIX_CURVEEDITOR1;'Before' curve
!TP_BWMIX_CURVEEDITOR2;'After' curve
!TP_BWMIX_CURVEEDITOR_AFTER_TOOLTIP;Tone curve, after B&amp;W conversion, at the end of treatment.
!TP_BWMIX_CURVEEDITOR_LH_TOOLTIP;Luminance according to hue L=f(H).\nPay attention to extreme values as they may cause artifacts.
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_BLUE;Blue
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_BLUEGREEN;Blue-Green
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_GREEN;Green
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_GREENYELLOW;Green-Yellow
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_NONE;None
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_PURPLE;Purple
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_RED;Red
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_REDYELLOW;Red-Yellow
!TP_BWMIX_FILTER_YELLOW;Yellow
!TP_BWMIX_GAMMA;Gamma Correction
!TP_BWMIX_GAM_TOOLTIP;Correct gamma for each RGB channel.
!TP_BWMIX_LABEL;Black-and-White
!TP_BWMIX_MET;Method
!TP_BWMIX_MET_CHANMIX;Channel Mixer
!TP_BWMIX_MET_DESAT;Desaturation
!TP_BWMIX_MET_LUMEQUAL;Luminance Equalizer
!TP_BWMIX_MIXC;Channel Mixer
!TP_BWMIX_NEUTRAL;Reset
!TP_BWMIX_RGBLABEL;R: %1%%   G: %2%%   B: %3%%   Total: %4%%
!TP_BWMIX_RGBLABEL_HINT;Final RGB factors that take care of all the mixer options.\n'Total' displays the sum of the RGB values:\n- always 100% in relative mode\n- higher (lighter) or lower (darker) than 100% in absolute mode.
!TP_BWMIX_SETTING;Presets
!TP_BWMIX_SETTING_TOOLTIP;Different presets (film, landscape, etc.) or manual Channel Mixer settings.
!TP_BWMIX_SET_HIGHCONTAST;High contrast
!TP_BWMIX_SET_HIGHSENSIT;High Sensitivity
!TP_BWMIX_SET_HYPERPANCHRO;Hyper Panchromatic
!TP_BWMIX_SET_INFRARED;Infrared
!TP_BWMIX_SET_LANDSCAPE;Landscape
!TP_BWMIX_SET_LOWSENSIT;Low Sensitivity
!TP_BWMIX_SET_LUMINANCE;Luminance
!TP_BWMIX_SET_NORMCONTAST;Normal Contrast
!TP_BWMIX_SET_ORTHOCHRO;Orthochromatic
!TP_BWMIX_SET_PANCHRO;Panchromatic
!TP_BWMIX_SET_PORTRAIT;Portrait
!TP_BWMIX_SET_RGBABS;Absolute RGB
!TP_BWMIX_SET_RGBREL;Relative RGB
!TP_BWMIX_SET_ROYGCBPMABS;Absolute ROYGCBPM
!TP_BWMIX_SET_ROYGCBPMREL;Relative ROYGCBPM
!TP_BWMIX_TCMODE_FILMLIKE;B&W Film-like
!TP_BWMIX_TCMODE_SATANDVALBLENDING;B&W Saturation and Value Blending
!TP_BWMIX_TCMODE_STANDARD;B&W Standard
!TP_BWMIX_TCMODE_WEIGHTEDSTD;B&W Weighted Standard
!TP_BWMIX_VAL;L
!TP_CACORRECTION_BLUE;Blue
!TP_CACORRECTION_LABEL;Chromatic Aberration Correction
!TP_CACORRECTION_RED;Red
!TP_CBDL_AFT;After Black-and-White
!TP_CBDL_BEF;Before Black-and-White
!TP_CBDL_METHOD;Process located
!TP_CBDL_METHOD_TOOLTIP;Choose whether the Contrast by Detail Levels tool is to be positioned after the Black-and-White tool, which makes it work in L*a*b* space, or before it, which makes it work in RGB space.
!TP_CHMIXER_BLUE;Blue channel
!TP_CHMIXER_GREEN;Green channel
!TP_CHMIXER_LABEL;Channel Mixer
!TP_CHMIXER_RED;Red channel
!TP_COARSETRAF_TOOLTIP_HFLIP;Flip horizontally.
!TP_COARSETRAF_TOOLTIP_ROTLEFT;Rotate left.\n\nShortcuts:\n<b>[</b> - Multiple Editor Tabs Mode,\n<b>Alt-[</b> - Single Editor Tab Mode.
!TP_COARSETRAF_TOOLTIP_ROTRIGHT;Rotate right.\n\nShortcuts:\n<b>]</b> - Multiple Editor Tabs Mode,\n<b>Alt-]</b> - Single Editor Tab Mode.
!TP_COARSETRAF_TOOLTIP_VFLIP;Flip vertically.
!TP_COLORAPP_ABSOLUTELUMINANCE;Absolute luminance
!TP_COLORAPP_ADAPSCEN_TOOLTIP;Corresponds to the luminance in candelas per m2 at the time of shooting, calculated automatically from the exif data.
!TP_COLORAPP_ALGO;Algorithm
!TP_COLORAPP_ALGO_ALL;All
!TP_COLORAPP_ALGO_JC;Lightness + Chroma (JC)
!TP_COLORAPP_ALGO_JS;Lightness + Saturation (JS)
!TP_COLORAPP_ALGO_TOOLTIP;Lets you choose between parameter subsets or all parameters.
!TP_COLORAPP_BADPIXSL;Hot/bad pixel filter
!TP_COLORAPP_BRIGHT;Brightness (Q)
!TP_COLORAPP_BRIGHT_TOOLTIP;Brightness in CIECAM is the amount of perceived light emanating from a stimulus. It differs from L*a*b* and RGB brightness.
!TP_COLORAPP_CAT02ADAPTATION_TOOLTIP;When setting manually, values above 65 are recommended.
!TP_COLORAPP_CATCLASSIC;Classic
!TP_COLORAPP_CATMET_TOOLTIP;Classic - traditional CIECAM operation. The chromatic adaptation transforms are applied separately on 'Scene conditions' and basic illuminant on the one hand, and on basic illuminant and 'Viewing conditions' on the other.\n\nSymmetric – The chromatic adaptation is based on the white balance. The 'Scene conditions', 'Image adjustments' and 'Viewing conditions' settings are neutralized.\n\nMixed – Same as the 'Classic' option but in this case, the chromatic adaptation is based on the white balance.
!TP_COLORAPP_CATMOD;Mode
!TP_COLORAPP_CATSYMGEN;Automatic Symmetric
!TP_COLORAPP_CATSYMSPE;Mixed
!TP_COLORAPP_CHROMA;Chroma (C)
!TP_COLORAPP_CHROMA_S;Saturation (S)
!TP_COLORAPP_CIECAT_DEGREE;Chromatic Adaptation Scene
!TP_COLORAPP_CIECAT_DEGREEOUT;Chromatic Adaptation Viewing
!TP_COLORAPP_CONTRAST;Contrast (J)
!TP_COLORAPP_CONTRAST_Q;Contrast (Q)
!TP_COLORAPP_CONTRAST_Q_TOOLTIP;Contrast (Q) in CIECAM is based on brightness. It differs from L*a*b* and RGB contrast.
!TP_COLORAPP_CONTRAST_TOOLTIP;Contrast (J) in CIECAM is based on lightness. It differs from L*a*b* and RGB contrast.
!TP_COLORAPP_CURVEEDITOR1;Tone curve 1
!TP_COLORAPP_CURVEEDITOR1_TOOLTIP;Shows the histogram of L* (L*a*b*) before CIECAM.\nIf the 'Show CIECAM output histograms in CAL curves' checkbox is enabled, shows the histogram of J after CIECAM.\n\nJ is not shown in the main histogram panel.\n\nFor final output refer to the main histogram panel.
!TP_COLORAPP_CURVEEDITOR2;Tone curve 2
!TP_COLORAPP_CURVEEDITOR2_TOOLTIP;Same usage as with the first J(J) tone curve.
!TP_COLORAPP_DATACIE;Show CIECAM output histograms in CAL curves
!TP_COLORAPP_DEGREE_TOOLTIP;CAT02/16 is a chromatic adaptation. It converts the values of an image whose white point is that of a given illuminant (for example D65) into new values whose white point is that of the new illuminant - see WP model (for example D50 or D55).
!TP_COLORAPP_DEGREOUT_TOOLTIP;CAT02/16 is a chromatic adaptation. It converts the values of an image whose white point is that of a given illuminant (for example D50) into new values whose white point is that of the new illuminant - see WP model (for example D75).
!TP_COLORAPP_FREE;Free temp + tint + CAT02/16 +[output]
!TP_COLORAPP_GAMUT;Use gamut control in L*a*b* mode
!TP_COLORAPP_GEN;Settings
!TP_COLORAPP_HUE;Hue (h)
!TP_COLORAPP_IL41;D41
!TP_COLORAPP_IL50;D50
!TP_COLORAPP_IL55;D55
!TP_COLORAPP_IL60;D60
!TP_COLORAPP_IL65;D65
!TP_COLORAPP_IL75;D75
!TP_COLORAPP_ILA;Incandescent StdA 2856K
!TP_COLORAPP_ILFREE;Free
!TP_COLORAPP_ILLUM;Illuminant
!TP_COLORAPP_ILLUM_TOOLTIP;Select the illuminant closest to the shooting conditions.\nIn general D50, but it can change depending on the time and latitude.
!TP_COLORAPP_LABEL_CAM02;Image Adjustments
!TP_COLORAPP_LABEL_SCENE;Scene Conditions
!TP_COLORAPP_LABEL_VIEWING;Viewing Conditions
!TP_COLORAPP_LIGHT;Lightness (J)
!TP_COLORAPP_LIGHT_TOOLTIP;Lightness in CIECAM is the clarity of a stimulus relative to the clarity of a stimulus that appears white under similar viewing conditions. It differs from L*a*b* and RGB lightness.
!TP_COLORAPP_MEANLUMINANCE;Mean luminance (Yb%)
!TP_COLORAPP_MOD02;CAM02
!TP_COLORAPP_MOD16;CAM16
!TP_COLORAPP_MODEL;WP model
!TP_COLORAPP_MODELCAT;CAM
!TP_COLORAPP_MODELCAT_TOOLTIP;Allows you to choose between CAM02 or CAM16.\nCAM02 will sometimes be more accurate.\nCAM16 should generate fewer artifacts.
!TP_COLORAPP_MODEL_TOOLTIP;White-Point Model.\n\n<b>WB [RT] + [output]</b>: RT's white balance is used for the scene, CIECAM is set to D50, and the output device's white balance is set in Viewing Conditions.\n\n<b>WB [RT+CAT02/16] + [output]</b>: RT's white balance settings are used by CAT02 and the output device's white balance is set in Viewing Conditions.\n\n<b>Free temp + tint + CAT02/16 + [output]:</b> temp and tint are selected by the user, the output device's white balance is set in Viewing Conditions.
!TP_COLORAPP_NEUTRAL;Reset
!TP_COLORAPP_NEUTRAL_TOOLTIP;Reset all sliders checkbox and curves to their default values.
!TP_COLORAPP_RSTPRO;Red & skin-tones protection
!TP_COLORAPP_RSTPRO_TOOLTIP;Red &amp; skin-tones protection affects both sliders and curves.
!TP_COLORAPP_SOURCEF_TOOLTIP;Corresponds to the shooting conditions and how to bring the conditions and data back to a 'normal' area. Normal means average or standard conditions and data, i.e. without taking into account CIECAM corrections.
!TP_COLORAPP_SURROUND;Surround
!TP_COLORAPP_SURROUNDSRC;Surround
!TP_COLORAPP_SURROUND_AVER;Average
!TP_COLORAPP_SURROUND_DARK;Dark
!TP_COLORAPP_SURROUND_DIM;Dim
!TP_COLORAPP_SURROUND_EXDARK;Extremly Dark (Cutsheet)
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_BRIGHTNESS;Brightness
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_CHROMA;Chroma
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_LABEL1;Curve mode 1
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_LABEL2;Curve mode 2
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_LABEL3;Curve chroma mode
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_LIGHTNESS;Lightness
!TP_COLORAPP_TCMODE_SATUR;Saturation
!TP_COLORAPP_TEMP2_TOOLTIP;Either symmetrical mode temp = White balance.\nEither select illuminant always set Tint=1.\n\nA temp=2856\nD41 temp=4100\nD50 temp=5003\nD55 temp=5503\nD60 temp=6000\nD65 temp=6504\nD75 temp=7504
!TP_COLORAPP_TEMPOUT_TOOLTIP;Temperature and Tint.\nDepending on the choices made previously, the selected temperature is:\nWhite balance\nA temp=2856\nD41 temp=4100\nD50 temp=5003\nD55 temp=5503\nD60 temp=6000\nD65 temp=6504\nD75 temp=7504\nFree.
!TP_COLORAPP_TEMP_TOOLTIP;To select an illuminant, always set Tint=1.\n\nA temp=2856\nD41 temp=4100\nD50 temp=5003\nD55 temp=5503\nD60 temp=6000\nD65 temp=6504\nD75 temp=7504
!TP_COLORAPP_TONECIE;Use CIECAM for tone mapping
!TP_COLORAPP_TONECIE_TOOLTIP;If this option is disabled, tone mapping is done in L*a*b* space.\nIf this option is enabled, tone mapping is done using CIECAM02.\nThe Tone Mapping tool must be enabled for this setting to take effect.
!TP_COLORAPP_VIEWINGF_TOOLTIP;Takes into account the support on which the final image will be viewed (monitor, TV, projector, printer, etc.), as well as its environment. This process will take the data coming from process 'Image Adjustments' and 'bring' it to the support in such a way that the viewing conditions and its environment are taken into account.
!TP_COLORAPP_VIEWING_ABSOLUTELUMINANCE_TOOLTIP;Absolute luminance of the viewing environment\n(usually 16 cd/m²).
!TP_COLORAPP_WBCAM;WB [RT+CAT02/16] + [output]
!TP_COLORAPP_WBRT;WB [RT] + [output]
!TP_COLORAPP_YBOUT_TOOLTIP;Yb is the relative luminance of the background, expressed in % of gray. 18% gray corresponds to a background luminance of 50% expressed in CIE L.\nThe data is based on the mean luminance of the image.
!TP_COLORAPP_YBSCEN_TOOLTIP;Yb is the relative luminance of the background, expressed in % of gray. 18% gray corresponds to a background luminance of 50% expressed in CIE L.\nThe data is based on the mean luminance of the image.
!TP_COLORTONING_AB;o C/L
!TP_COLORTONING_AUTOSAT;Automatic
!TP_COLORTONING_BALANCE;Balance
!TP_COLORTONING_BY;o C/L
!TP_COLORTONING_CHROMAC;Opacity
!TP_COLORTONING_CURVEEDITOR_CL_TOOLTIP;Chroma opacity as a function of luminance oC=f(L).
!TP_COLORTONING_HIGHLIGHT;Highlights
!TP_COLORTONING_HUE;Hue
!TP_COLORTONING_LAB;L*a*b* blending
!TP_COLORTONING_LABGRID_VALUES;HL: a=%1 b=%2\nS: a=%3 b=%4
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_ABVALUES;a=%1 b=%2
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHANNEL;Channel
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHANNEL_ALL;All
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHANNEL_B;Blue
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHANNEL_G;Green
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHANNEL_R;Red
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_CHROMATICITYMASK;C
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_HUEMASK;H
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_LIGHTNESS;Lightness
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_LIGHTNESSMASK;L
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_LIST_TITLE;Correction
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_MASK;Mask
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_MASKBLUR;Mask Blur
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_OFFSET;Offset
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_POWER;Power
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_SATURATION;Saturation
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_SHOWMASK;Show mask
!TP_COLORTONING_LABREGION_SLOPE;Slope
!TP_COLORTONING_LUMA;Luminance
!TP_COLORTONING_LUMAMODE;Preserve luminance
!TP_COLORTONING_METHOD;Method
!TP_COLORTONING_MIDTONES;Midtones
!TP_COLORTONING_NEUTRAL;Reset sliders
!TP_COLORTONING_NEUTRAL_TOOLTIP;Reset all values (Shadows, Midtones, Highlights) to default.
!TP_COLORTONING_OPACITY;Opacity:
!TP_COLORTONING_RGBCURVES;RGB - Curves
!TP_COLORTONING_RGBSLIDERS;RGB - Sliders
!TP_COLORTONING_SA;Saturation Protection
!TP_COLORTONING_SATURATEDOPACITY;Strength
!TP_COLORTONING_SATURATIONTHRESHOLD;Threshold
!TP_COLORTONING_SHADOWS;Shadows
!TP_COLORTONING_SPLITCO;Shadows/Midtones/Highlights
!TP_COLORTONING_STR;Strength
!TP_COLORTONING_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_COLORTONING_TWOALL;Special chroma
!TP_COLORTONING_TWOBY;Special a* and b*
!TP_COLORTONING_TWOSTD;Standard chroma
!TP_CROP_FIXRATIO;Lock ratio
!TP_CROP_GTDIAGONALS;Rule of Diagonals
!TP_CROP_GTEPASSPORT;Biometric Passport
!TP_CROP_GTFRAME;Frame
!TP_CROP_GTGRID;Grid
!TP_CROP_GTHARMMEANS;Harmonic Means
!TP_CROP_GTNONE;None
!TP_CROP_GTRULETHIRDS;Rule of Thirds
!TP_CROP_GTTRIANGLE1;Golden Triangles 1
!TP_CROP_GTTRIANGLE2;Golden Triangles 2
!TP_CROP_GUIDETYPE;Guide type:
!TP_CROP_H;Height
!TP_CROP_LABEL;Crop
!TP_CROP_PPI;PPI
!TP_CROP_RESETCROP;Reset
!TP_CROP_SELECTCROP;Select
!TP_CROP_W;Width
!TP_CROP_X;Left
!TP_CROP_Y;Top
!TP_DARKFRAME_AUTOSELECT;Auto-selection
!TP_DARKFRAME_LABEL;Dark-Frame
!TP_DEFRINGE_LABEL;Defringe
!TP_DEFRINGE_RADIUS;Radius
!TP_DEFRINGE_THRESHOLD;Threshold
!TP_DEHAZE_DEPTH;Depth
!TP_DEHAZE_LABEL;Haze Removal
!TP_DEHAZE_SATURATION;Saturation
!TP_DEHAZE_SHOW_DEPTH_MAP;Show depth map
!TP_DEHAZE_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_AMZ;Auto multi-zones
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_AUTOGLOBAL;Automatic global
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_BLUEYELLOW;Chrominance - Blue-Yellow
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_CURVE;Chrominance curve
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_CURVE_TOOLTIP;Increase (multiply) the value of all chrominance sliders.\nThis curve lets you adjust the strength of chromatic noise reduction as a function of chromaticity, for instance to increase the action in areas of low saturation and to decrease it in those of high saturation.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_FRAME;Chrominance
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_MANUAL;Manual
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_MASTER;Chrominance - Master
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_METHOD;Method
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_METHODADVANCED_TOOLTIP;Manual\nActs on the full image.\nYou control the noise reduction settings manually.\n\nAutomatic global\nActs on the full image.\n9 zones are used to calculate a global chrominance noise reduction setting.\n\nPreview\nActs on the whole image.\nThe part of the image visible in the preview is used to calculate global chrominance noise reduction settings.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PMZ;Preview multi-zones
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PREVIEW;Preview
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PREVIEWRESIDUAL_INFO_TOOLTIP;Displays the remaining noise levels of the part of the image visible in the preview after wavelet.\n\n>300 Very noisy\n100-300 Noisy\n50-100 A little noisy\n<50 Very low noise\n\nBeware, the values will differ between RGB and L*a*b* mode. The RGB values are less accurate because the RGB mode does not completely separate luminance and chrominance.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PREVIEW_NOISEINFO;Preview noise: Mean=%1  High=%2
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_PREVIEW_NOISEINFO_EMPTY;Preview noise: Mean= -   High= -
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_CHROMINANCE_REDGREEN;Chrominance - Red-Green
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_LABEL;Noise Reduction
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_LUMINANCE_CONTROL;Luminance control
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_LUMINANCE_CURVE;Luminance curve
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_LUMINANCE_DETAIL;Detail recovery
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_LUMINANCE_FRAME;Luminance
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_LUMINANCE_SMOOTHING;Luminance
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_AUTO_GAIN;Compensate for lightness
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_AUTO_GAIN_TOOLTIP;Alter the noise reduction strength based on the image lightness. Strength is reduced for dark images and increased for bright images.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_COLORSPACE_LAB;L*a*b*
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_COLORSPACE_RGB;RGB
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_COLORSPACE_TOOLTIP;For raw images either RGB or L*a*b* methods can be used.\n\nFor non-raw images the L*a*b* method will be used, regardless of the selection.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_GAMMA;Gamma
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_GAMMA_TOOLTIP;Gamma varies noise reduction strength across the range of tones. Smaller values will target shadows, while larger values will stretch the effect to the brighter tones.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_MODE;Mode
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_MODE_AGGRESSIVE;Aggressive
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_MODE_CONSERVATIVE;Conservative
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MAIN_MODE_TOOLTIP;Conservative preserves low frequency chroma patterns, while aggressive obliterates them.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD;Median method
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_CHROMINANCE;Chroma only
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_LAB;L*a*b*
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_LABEL;Median Filter
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_LUMINANCE;Luminance only
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_RGB;RGB
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_TOOLTIP;When using the 'Luminance only' and 'L*a*b*' methods, median filtering will be performed just after the wavelet step in the noise reduction pipeline.\nWhen using the 'RGB' mode, it will be performed at the very end of the noise reduction pipeline.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_METHOD_WEIGHTED;Weighted L* (little) + a*b* (normal)
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_PASSES;Median iterations
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_PASSES_TOOLTIP;Applying three median filter iterations with a 3×3 window size often leads to better results than using one median filter iteration with a 7×7 window size.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_TYPE;Median type
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_MEDIAN_TYPE_TOOLTIP;Apply a median filter of the desired window size. The larger the window's size, the longer it takes.\n\n3×3 soft: treats 5 pixels in a 3×3 pixel window.\n3×3: treats 9 pixels in a 3×3 pixel window.\n5×5 soft: treats 13 pixels in a 5×5 pixel window.\n5×5: treats 25 pixels in a 5×5 pixel window.\n7×7: treats 49 pixels in a 7×7 pixel window.\n9×9: treats 81 pixels in a 9×9 pixel window.\n\nSometimes it is possible to achieve higher quality running several iterations with a smaller window size than one iteration with a larger one.
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_TYPE_3X3;3×3
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_TYPE_3X3SOFT;3×3 soft
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_TYPE_5X5;5×5
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_TYPE_5X5SOFT;5×5 soft
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_TYPE_7X7;7×7
!TP_DIRPYRDENOISE_TYPE_9X9;9×9
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_ARTIF;Reduce artifacts
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_HUESKIN;Skin hue
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_HUESKIN_TOOLTIP;This pyramid is for the upper part, so far as the algorithm at its maximum efficiency.\nTo the lower part, the transition zones.\nIf you need to move the area significantly to the left or right - or if there are artifacts: the <b>white balance is incorrect</b>\nYou can slightly reduce the zone to prevent the rest of the image is affected.
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_LABEL;Contrast by Detail Levels
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_LUMACOARSEST;Coarsest
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_LUMACONTRAST_MINUS;Contrast -
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_LUMACONTRAST_PLUS;Contrast +
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_LUMAFINEST;Finest
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_LUMANEUTRAL;Neutral
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_SKIN;Skin targetting/protection
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_SKIN_TOOLTIP;At -100 skin-tones are targetted.\nAt 0 all tones are treated equally.\nAt +100 skin-tones are protected while all other tones are affected.
!TP_DIRPYREQUALIZER_THRESHOLD;Threshold
!TP_DISTORTION_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_DISTORTION_AUTO_TOOLTIP;Automatically corrects lens distortion in raw files by matching it against the embedded JPEG image if one exists and has had its lens disortion auto-corrected by the camera.
!TP_DISTORTION_LABEL;Distortion Correction
!TP_EPD_EDGESTOPPING;Edge stopping
!TP_EPD_GAMMA;Gamma
!TP_EPD_LABEL;Tone Mapping
!TP_EPD_REWEIGHTINGITERATES;Reweighting iterates
!TP_EPD_SCALE;Scale
!TP_EPD_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_EXPOSURE_AUTOLEVELS;Auto Levels
!TP_EXPOSURE_AUTOLEVELS_TOOLTIP;Toggles execution of Auto Levels to automatically set Exposure slider values based on an image analysis.\nEnables Highlight Reconstruction if necessary.
!TP_EXPOSURE_BLACKLEVEL;Black
!TP_EXPOSURE_BRIGHTNESS;Lightness
!TP_EXPOSURE_CLIP;Clip %
!TP_EXPOSURE_CLIP_TOOLTIP;The fraction of pixels to be clipped in Auto Levels operation.
!TP_EXPOSURE_COMPRHIGHLIGHTS;Highlight compression
!TP_EXPOSURE_COMPRHIGHLIGHTSTHRESHOLD;Highlight compression threshold
!TP_EXPOSURE_COMPRSHADOWS;Shadow compression
!TP_EXPOSURE_CONTRAST;Contrast
!TP_EXPOSURE_CURVEEDITOR1;Tone curve 1
!TP_EXPOSURE_CURVEEDITOR2;Tone curve 2
!TP_EXPOSURE_CURVEEDITOR2_TOOLTIP;Please refer to the 'Exposure > Tone Curves' RawPedia article to learn how to achieve the best results by using two tone curves.
!TP_EXPOSURE_EXPCOMP;Exposure compensation
!TP_EXPOSURE_HISTMATCHING;Auto-Matched Tone Curve
!TP_EXPOSURE_HISTMATCHING_TOOLTIP;Automatically adjust sliders and curves (except exposure compensation) to match the look of the embedded JPEG thumbnail.
!TP_EXPOSURE_LABEL;Exposure
!TP_EXPOSURE_SATURATION;Saturation
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_FILMLIKE;Film-like
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_LABEL1;Curve mode 1
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_LABEL2;Curve mode 2
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_LUMINANCE;Luminance
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_PERCEPTUAL;Perceptual
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_SATANDVALBLENDING;Saturation and Value Blending
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_STANDARD;Standard
!TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_WEIGHTEDSTD;Weighted Standard
!TP_EXPOS_BLACKPOINT_LABEL;Raw Black Points
!TP_EXPOS_WHITEPOINT_LABEL;Raw White Points
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_BLUE;Blue ratio
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_BLUEBALANCE;Cool/Warm
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_GREEN;Reference exponent
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_GREENBALANCE;Magenta/Green
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_LABEL;Film Negative
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_OUT_LEVEL;Output level
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_PICK;Pick neutral spots
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_PICK_SIZE;Size:
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_RED;Red ratio
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_REF_LABEL;Input RGB: %1
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_REF_PICK;Pick white balance spot
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_REF_SIZE;Size:
!TP_FILMNEGATIVE_REF_TOOLTIP;Pick a gray patch for white-balancing the output, positive image.
!TP_FILMSIMULATION_LABEL;Film Simulation
!TP_FILMSIMULATION_SLOWPARSEDIR;RawTherapee is configured to look for Hald CLUT images, which are used for the Film Simulation tool, in a folder which is taking too long to load.\nGo to Preferences > Image Processing > Film Simulation\nto see which folder is being used. You should either point RawTherapee to a folder which contains only Hald CLUT images and nothing more, or to an empty folder if you don't want to use the Film Simulation tool.\n\nRead the Film Simulation article in RawPedia for more information.\n\nDo you want to cancel the scan now?
!TP_FILMSIMULATION_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_FILMSIMULATION_ZEROCLUTSFOUND;Set HaldCLUT directory in Preferences
!TP_FLATFIELD_AUTOSELECT;Auto-selection
!TP_FLATFIELD_BLURRADIUS;Blur radius
!TP_FLATFIELD_BLURTYPE;Blur type
!TP_FLATFIELD_BT_AREA;Area
!TP_FLATFIELD_BT_HORIZONTAL;Horizontal
!TP_FLATFIELD_BT_VERTHORIZ;Vertical + Horizontal
!TP_FLATFIELD_BT_VERTICAL;Vertical
!TP_FLATFIELD_CLIPCONTROL;Clip control
!TP_FLATFIELD_CLIPCONTROL_TOOLTIP;Clip control avoids clipped highlights caused by applying the flat field. If there are already clipped highlights before applying the flat field, value 0 is used.
!TP_FLATFIELD_FROMMETADATA;From Metadata
!TP_FLATFIELD_LABEL;Flat-Field
!TP_GENERAL_11SCALE_TOOLTIP;The effects of this tool are only visible or only accurate at a preview scale of 1:1.
!TP_GRADIENT_CENTER_X_TOOLTIP;Shift gradient to the left (negative values) or right (positive values).
!TP_GRADIENT_CENTER_Y_TOOLTIP;Shift gradient up (negative values) or down (positive values).
!TP_GRADIENT_DEGREE;Angle
!TP_GRADIENT_DEGREE_TOOLTIP;Rotation angle in degrees.
!TP_GRADIENT_FEATHER;Feather
!TP_GRADIENT_FEATHER_TOOLTIP;Gradient width in percent of the image diagonal.
!TP_GRADIENT_LABEL;Graduated Filter
!TP_GRADIENT_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_GRADIENT_STRENGTH_TOOLTIP;Filter strength in stops.
!TP_HLREC_BLEND;Blend
!TP_HLREC_CIELAB;CIELab Blending
!TP_HLREC_COLOROPP;Inpaint Opposed
!TP_HLREC_ENA_TOOLTIP;Could be activated by Auto Levels.
!TP_HLREC_HLBLUR;Blur
!TP_HLREC_HLTH;Gain threshold
!TP_HLREC_LABEL;Highlight reconstruction
!TP_HLREC_LUMINANCE;Luminance Recovery
!TP_HLREC_METHOD;Method:
!TP_HSVEQUALIZER_CHANNEL;Channel
!TP_HSVEQUALIZER_HUE;H
!TP_HSVEQUALIZER_LABEL;HSV Equalizer
!TP_HSVEQUALIZER_SAT;S
!TP_HSVEQUALIZER_VAL;V
!TP_ICM_APPLYBASELINEEXPOSUREOFFSET;Baseline exposure
!TP_ICM_APPLYBASELINEEXPOSUREOFFSET_TOOLTIP;Employ the embedded DCP baseline exposure offset. The setting is only available if the selected DCP has one.
!TP_ICM_APPLYHUESATMAP;Base table
!TP_ICM_APPLYHUESATMAP_TOOLTIP;Employ the embedded DCP base table (HueSatMap). The setting is only available if the selected DCP has one.
!TP_ICM_APPLYLOOKTABLE;Look table
!TP_ICM_APPLYLOOKTABLE_TOOLTIP;Employ the embedded DCP look table. The setting is only available if the selected DCP has one.
!TP_ICM_BPC;Black Point Compensation
!TP_ICM_BW;Black and White
!TP_ICM_DCPILLUMINANT;Illuminant
!TP_ICM_DCPILLUMINANT_INTERPOLATED;Interpolated
!TP_ICM_DCPILLUMINANT_TOOLTIP;Select which embedded DCP illuminant to employ. Default is 'interpolated' which is a mix between the two based on white balance. The setting is only available if a dual-illuminant DCP with interpolation support is selected.
!TP_ICM_FBW;Black-and-White
!TP_ICM_GAMUT;Gamut control
!TP_ICM_ILLUMPRIM_TOOLTIP;Choose the illuminant closest to the shooting conditions.\nChanges can only be made when the 'Destination primaries' selection is set to 'Custom (sliders)'.
!TP_ICM_INPUTCAMERA;Camera standard
!TP_ICM_INPUTCAMERAICC;Auto-matched camera profile
!TP_ICM_INPUTCUSTOM;Custom
!TP_ICM_INPUTDLGLABEL;Select Input DCP/ICC Profile...
!TP_ICM_INPUTEMBEDDED;Use embedded
!TP_ICM_INPUTNONE;No profile
!TP_ICM_INPUTPROFILE;Input Profile
!TP_ICM_LABGRID_CIEXY;R(x)=%1 R(y)=%2\nG(x)=%3 G(y)=%4\nB(x)=%5 B(y)=%6
!TP_ICM_NEUTRAL;Reset
!TP_ICM_NOICM;No ICM: sRGB Output
!TP_ICM_OUTPUTPROFILE;Output Profile
!TP_ICM_OUTPUTPROFILE_TOOLTIP;By default all RTv4 or RTv2 profiles are with TRC - sRGB: g=2.4 s=12.92\n\nWith 'ICC Profile Creator' you can generate v4 or v2 profiles with the following choices;\n-Primaries: Aces AP0, Aces AP1, AdobeRGB, Prophoto, Rec2020, sRGB, Widegamut, BestRGB, BetaRGB, BruceRGB, Custom\n-TRC: BT709, sRGB, linear, standard g=2.2, standard g=1.8, Custom\n-Illuminant: D41, D50, D55, D60, D65, D80, stdA 2856K
!TP_ICM_PRIMBLU_TOOLTIP;Primaries Blue:\nsRGB x=0.15 y=0.06\nAdobe x=0.15 y=0.06\nWidegamut x=0.157 y=0.018\nRec2020 x=0.131 y=0.046\nACES P1 x=0.128 y= 0.044\nACES P0 x=0.0001 y=-0.077\nProphoto x=0.0366 y=0.0001\nBruceRGB x=0.15 y=0.06\nBeta RGB x=0.1265 y=0.0352\nBestRGB x=0.131 y=0.046
!TP_ICM_PRIMGRE_TOOLTIP;Primaries Green:\nsRGB x=0.3 y=0.6\nAdobe x=0.21 y=0.71\nWidegamut x=0.115 y=0.826\nRec2020 x=0.17 y=0.797\nACES P1 x=0.165 y= 0.83\nACES P0 x=0.0 y=1.0\nProphoto x=0.1596 y=0.8404\nBruceRGB x=0.28 y=0.65\nBeta RGB x=0.1986 y=0.7551\nBest RGB x=0.2150 0.7750
!TP_ICM_PRIMRED_TOOLTIP;Primaries Red:\nsRGB x=0.64 y=0.33\nAdobe x=0.64 y=0.33\nWidegamut x=0.735 y=0.265\nRec2020 x=0.708 y=0.292\nACES P1 x=0.713 y= 0.293\nACES P0 x=0.7347 y=0.2653\nProphoto x=0.7347 y=0.2653\nBruceRGB x=0.64 y=0.33\nBeta RGB x=0.688 y=0.3112\nBestRGB x=0.7347 y=0.2653
!TP_ICM_PROFILEINTENT;Rendering Intent
!TP_ICM_REDFRAME;Custom Primaries
!TP_ICM_SAVEREFERENCE;Save Reference Image
!TP_ICM_SAVEREFERENCE_APPLYWB;Apply white balance
!TP_ICM_SAVEREFERENCE_APPLYWB_TOOLTIP;Generally, apply the white balance when saving images to create ICC profiles, and do not apply the white balance to create DCP profiles.
!TP_ICM_SAVEREFERENCE_TOOLTIP;Save the linear TIFF image before the input profile is applied. The result can be used for calibration purposes and generation of a camera profile.
!TP_ICM_TONECURVE;Tone curve
!TP_ICM_TONECURVE_TOOLTIP;Employ the embedded DCP tone curve. The setting is only available if the selected DCP has a tone curve.
!TP_ICM_TRCFRAME;Abstract Profile
!TP_ICM_TRC_TOOLTIP;Allows you to change the default sRGB 'Tone response curve' in RT (g=2.4 s=12.92).\nThis TRC modifies the tones of the image. The RGB and Lab values, histogram and output (screen, TIF, JPG) are changed:\n-Gamma acts mainly on light tones -Slope acts mainly on dark tones.\nYou can choose any pair of 'gamma and slope' (values >1) and the algorithm will ensure that there is continuity between the linear and parabolic parts of the curve.\nA selection other than 'none' activates the 'Illuminant' and 'Destination primaries' menus.
!TP_ICM_WORKINGPROFILE;Working Profile
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT;Matrix adaptation
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT_BRAD;Bradford
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT_CAT02;Cat02
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT_CAT16;Cat16
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT_TOOLTIP;Performs the chromatic adaptation of the XYZ conversion matrix. Default: Bradford
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT_VK;Von Kries
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CAT_XYZ;XYZ scale
!TP_ICM_WORKING_CIEDIAG;CIE xy diagram
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU;Illuminant
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_1500;Tungsten 1500K
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_2000;Tungsten 2000K
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D41;D41
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D50;D50
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D55;D55
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D60;D60
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D65;D65
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D80;D80
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_D120;D120
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_E;E
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_NONE;Default
!TP_ICM_WORKING_ILLU_STDA;stdA 2875K
!TP_ICM_WORKING_NON;None
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRESER;Preserves Pastel tones
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM;Destination primaries
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIMFRAME_TOOLTIP;When 'Custom CIE xy diagram' is selected in 'Destination primaries' combo box, you can modify the values of the 3 primaries directly on the graph.\nNote that in this case, the white point position on the graph will not be updated.
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_AC0;ACESp0
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_ACE;ACESp1
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_ADOB;Adobe RGB
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_BET;Beta RGB
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_BRU;BruceRGB
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_BST;BestRGB
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_CUS;Custom (sliders)
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_CUSGR;Custom (CIE xy Diagram)
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_FREE;Custom LA (sliders)
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_JDCMAX;JDC Max
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_JDCMAXSTDA;JDC Max stdA
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_NONE;Default
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_PROP;ProPhoto
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_REC;Rec2020
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_SRGB;sRGB
!TP_ICM_WORKING_PRIM_WID;WideGamut
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC;Tone response curve:
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_18;Prophoto g=1.8
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_22;Adobe g=2.2
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_BT709;BT709 g=2.22 s=4.5
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_CUSTOM;Custom
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_GAMMA;Gamma
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_LIN;Linear g=1
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_NONE;None
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_SLOPE;Slope
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_SRGB;sRGB g=2.4 s=12.92
!TP_ICM_WORKING_TRC_TOOLTIP;Only for built-in profiles.
!TP_IMPULSEDENOISE_LABEL;Impulse Noise Reduction
!TP_IMPULSEDENOISE_THRESH;Threshold
!TP_LABCURVE_BRIGHTNESS;Lightness
!TP_LABCURVE_CHROMATICITY;Chromaticity
!TP_LABCURVE_CHROMA_TOOLTIP;To apply B&amp;W toning, set Chromaticity to -100.
!TP_LABCURVE_CONTRAST;Contrast
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR;Luminance Curve
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_A_RANGE1;Green Saturated
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_A_RANGE2;Green Pastel
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_A_RANGE3;Red Pastel
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_A_RANGE4;Red Saturated
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_B_RANGE1;Blue Saturated
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_B_RANGE2;Blue Pastel
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_B_RANGE3;Yellow Pastel
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_B_RANGE4;Yellow Saturated
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CC;CC
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CC_RANGE1;Neutral
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CC_RANGE2;Dull
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CC_RANGE3;Pastel
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CC_RANGE4;Saturated
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CC_TOOLTIP;Chromaticity according to chromaticity C=f(C).
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CH;CH
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CH_TOOLTIP;Chromaticity according to hue C=f(H).
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CL;CL
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CL_TOOLTIP;Chromaticity according to luminance C=f(L).
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_HH;HH
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_HH_TOOLTIP;Hue according to hue H=f(H).
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_LC;LC
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_LC_TOOLTIP;Luminance according to chromaticity L=f(C).
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_LH;LH
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_LH_TOOLTIP;Luminance according to hue L=f(H).
!TP_LABCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_LL_TOOLTIP;Luminance according to luminance L=f(L).
!TP_LABCURVE_LABEL;L*a*b* Adjustments
!TP_LABCURVE_LCREDSK;Restrict LC to red and skin-tones
!TP_LABCURVE_LCREDSK_TOOLTIP;If enabled, the LC Curve affects only red and skin-tones.\nIf disabled, it applies to all tones.
!TP_LABCURVE_RSTPROTECTION;Red and skin-tones protection
!TP_LABCURVE_RSTPRO_TOOLTIP;Works on the Chromaticity slider and the CC curve.
!TP_LENSGEOM_AUTOCROP;Auto-Crop
!TP_LENSGEOM_FILL;Auto-fill
!TP_LENSGEOM_LABEL;Lens / Geometry
!TP_LENSGEOM_LIN;Linear
!TP_LENSGEOM_LOG;Logarithmic
!TP_LENSPROFILE_CORRECTION_AUTOMATCH;Automatically selected
!TP_LENSPROFILE_CORRECTION_LCPFILE;LCP file
!TP_LENSPROFILE_CORRECTION_MANUAL;Manually selected
!TP_LENSPROFILE_CORRECTION_METADATA;From file metadata
!TP_LENSPROFILE_LABEL;Profiled Lens Correction
!TP_LENSPROFILE_LENS_WARNING;Warning: the crop factor used for lens profiling is larger than the crop factor of the camera, the results might be wrong.
!TP_LENSPROFILE_MODE_HEADER;Lens Profile
!TP_LENSPROFILE_USE_CA;Chromatic aberration
!TP_LENSPROFILE_USE_GEOMETRIC;Geometric distortion
!TP_LENSPROFILE_USE_HEADER;Correct
!TP_LENSPROFILE_USE_VIGNETTING;Vignetting
!TP_LOCALCONTRAST_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_LOCALCONTRAST_DARKNESS;Darkness level
!TP_LOCALCONTRAST_LABEL;Local Contrast
!TP_LOCALCONTRAST_LIGHTNESS;Lightness level
!TP_LOCALCONTRAST_RADIUS;Radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_ACTIV;Luminance only
!TP_LOCALLAB_ACTIVSPOT;Enable Spot
!TP_LOCALLAB_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_LOCALLAB_ARTIF;Shape detection
!TP_LOCALLAB_ARTIF_TOOLTIP;ΔE scope threshold increases the range of ΔE scope. High values are for very wide gamut images.\nIncreasing ΔE decay can improve shape detection, but can also reduce the scope.
!TP_LOCALLAB_AUTOGRAY;Auto mean luminance (Yb%)
!TP_LOCALLAB_AUTOGRAYCIE;Automatic
!TP_LOCALLAB_AVOIDMUN;Munsell correction only
!TP_LOCALLAB_AVOIDMUN_TOOLTIP;Munsell correction always disabled when Jz or CAM16 is used.
!TP_LOCALLAB_AVOIDRAD;Soft radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_BALAN;ab-L balance (ΔE)
!TP_LOCALLAB_BALANEXP;Laplacian balance
!TP_LOCALLAB_BALANH;C-H balance (ΔE)
!TP_LOCALLAB_BALAN_TOOLTIP;Changes the ΔE algorithm parameters.\nTakes into account more or less a*b* or L*, or more or less C or H.\nNot for Denoise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BASELOG;Shadows range (logarithm base)
!TP_LOCALLAB_BILATERAL;Bilateral filter
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLACK_EV;Black Ev
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLCO;Chrominance only
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLENDMASKCOL;Blend
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLENDMASKMASK;Add/subtract luma mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLENDMASKMASKAB;Add/subtract chroma mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLENDMASKMASK_TOOLTIP;If this slider = 0 no action.\nAdd or subtract the mask from the original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLENDMASK_TOOLTIP;If blend = 0 only shape detection is improved.\nIf blend > 0 the mask is added to the image. If blend < 0 the mask is subtracted from the image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLGUID;Guided Filter
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLINV;Inverse
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLLC;Luminance & Chrominance
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLLO;Luminance only
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLMED;Median
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLMETHOD_TOOLTIP;Normal: direct blur and noise with all settings.\nInverse: blur and noise with all settings. Warning, some settings may give curious results.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLNOI_EXP;Blur & Noise
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLNORM;Normal
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLUFR;Blur/Grain & Denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLUMETHOD_TOOLTIP;To blur the background and isolate the foreground:\n-blur the background by completely covering the image with a spot (high values for scope and transition and 'Normal' or 'Inverse' in checkbox).\n-Isolate the foreground by using one or more 'Excluding' spots and increase the scope.\n\nThis module (including the 'median' and 'Guided filter') can be used in addition to the main-menu noise reduction.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLUR;Gaussian Blur - Noise - Grain
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURCOL;Radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURCOLDE_TOOLTIP;The image used to calculate dE is blurred slightly to avoid taking isolated pixels into account.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURDE;Blur shape detection
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURLC;Luminance only
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURLEVELFRA;Blur levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURMASK_TOOLTIP;Uses a large-radius blur to create a mask that allows you to vary the contrast of the image and/or darken/lighten parts of it.
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLURRMASK_TOOLTIP;Allows you to vary the 'radius' of the Gaussian blur (0 to 1000).
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLUR_TOOLNAME;Blur/Grain & Denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_BLWH;All changes forced in Black-and-White
!TP_LOCALLAB_BUTTON_ADD;Add
!TP_LOCALLAB_BUTTON_DEL;Delete
!TP_LOCALLAB_BUTTON_DUPL;Duplicate
!TP_LOCALLAB_BUTTON_REN;Rename
!TP_LOCALLAB_BUTTON_VIS;Show/Hide
!TP_LOCALLAB_BWEVNONE;None
!TP_LOCALLAB_BWEVSIG;Activated
!TP_LOCALLAB_BWEVSIGLOG;Sigmoid & Log-Encoding
!TP_LOCALLAB_BWFORCE;Uses Black Ev & White Ev
!TP_LOCALLAB_CAM16PQREMAP;HDR PQ (Peak Luminance)
!TP_LOCALLAB_CAM16PQREMAP_TOOLTIP;PQ (Perceptual Quantizer) adapted to CAM16 (experimental). Allows you to change the internal PQ function (usually 10000 cd/m2 - default 100 cd/m2 - disabled for 100 cd/m2).\nCan be used to adapt to different devices and images, for example, to match CAM16 processing with the maximum monitor brightness of 400cd/m2.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CAM16_FRA;Cam16 Image Adjustments
!TP_LOCALLAB_CAMMODE;CAM model
!TP_LOCALLAB_CAMMODE_CAM16;CAM 16
!TP_LOCALLAB_CAMMODE_JZ;Jz Cz Hz
!TP_LOCALLAB_CATAD;Chromatic adaptation/Cat16
!TP_LOCALLAB_CBDL;Contrast by Detail Levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CBDLCLARI_TOOLTIP;Enhances local contrast of the midtones.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CBDL_ADJ_TOOLTIP;Same as wavelets.\nThe first level (0) acts on 2x2 pixel details.\nThe last level (5) acts on 64x64 pixel details.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CBDL_THRES_TOOLTIP;Prevents the sharpening of noise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CBDL_TOOLNAME;Contrast by Detail Levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CH;CL - LC
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHRO46LABEL;Chroma levels 456: Mean=%1 High=%2
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROLABEL;Chroma levels 0123: Mean=%1 High=%2
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMA;Chrominance
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMABLU;Chroma levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMABLU_TOOLTIP;Increases or reduces the effect depending on the luma settings.\nValues under 1 reduce the effect. Values greater than 1 increase the effect.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMACBDL;Chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMACB_TOOLTIP;Increases or reduces the effect depending on the luma settings.\nValues under 1 reduce the effect. Values greater than 1 increase the effect.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMALEV;Chroma levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMASKCOL;Chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROMASK_TOOLTIP;Changes the chroma of the mask if one exists (i.e. C(C) or LC(H) is activated).
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHROML;Chroma (C)
!TP_LOCALLAB_CHRRT;Chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEC;Use Ciecam environment parameters
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIECONTFRA;Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIELIGHTCONTFRA;Lighting & Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIELIGHTFRA;Lighting
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEMODE;Change tool position
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEMODE_COM;Default
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEMODE_DR;Dynamic Range
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEMODE_TM;Tone-Mapping
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEMODE_TOOLTIP;In Default mode, Ciecam is added at the end of the process. 'Mask and modifications' and 'Recovery based on luminance mask' are available for'Cam16 and JzCzHz' at your disposal .\nYou can also integrate Ciecam into other tools if you wish (TM, Wavelet, Dynamic Range, Log Encoding). The results for these tools will be different to those without Ciecam. In this mode, you can also use 'Mask and modifications' and 'Recovery based on luminance mask'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIEMODE_WAV;Wavelet
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIETOOLEXP;Curves
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_SMOOTHFRAME;Highlight Attenuation & Levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_SMOOTH_EV;Ev based
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_SMOOTH_GAMMA;Slope based
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_SMOOTH_GAMMA ROLLOFF;Gamma based
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_SMOOTH_LEVELS;Levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIE_SMOOTH_NONE;None
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIRCRADIUS;Spot size
!TP_LOCALLAB_CIRCRAD_TOOLTIP;Contains the references of the spot, useful for shape detection (hue, luma, chroma, Sobel).\nLow values may be useful for processing foliage.\nHigh values may be useful for processing skin.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARICRES;Merge chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARIFRA;Clarity & Sharp mask/Blend & Soften Images
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARIJZ_TOOLTIP;Levels 0 to 4 (included): 'Sharp mask' is enabled\nLevels 5 and above: 'Clarity' is enabled.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARILRES;Merge luma
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARISOFT;Soft radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARISOFTJZ_TOOLTIP;The 'Soft radius' slider (guided filter algorithm) reduces halos and irregularities for Clarity, Sharp Mask and Local contrast wavelets Jz.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARISOFT_TOOLTIP;The 'Soft radius' slider (guided filter algorithm) reduces halos and irregularities for Clarity, Sharp Mask and all wavelet pyramid processes. To deactivate, set slider to zero.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARITYML;Clarity
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLARI_TOOLTIP;Levels 0 to 4 (included): 'Sharp mask' is enabled\nLevels 5 and above: 'Clarity' is enabled.\nUseful if you use 'Wavelet level tone mapping'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CLIPTM;Clip restored data (gain)
!TP_LOCALLAB_COLORDEPREV_TOOLTIP;Preview ΔE button in Settings will only work if you have activated 'Sharpening', 'Soft Light and Original Retinex', 'Blur/Grain and Denoise', 'Dehaze and Retinex', or 'Contrast by Detail Levels' in the 'Add tool to current spot' menu.\nFor others tools, the Preview ΔE button is in the tool, which allows previewing ΔE with several tools enabled. Prefer using Mask and modifications.
!TP_LOCALLAB_COL_NAME;Name
!TP_LOCALLAB_COL_VIS;Status
!TP_LOCALLAB_COMPFRA;Directional contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_COMPRCIE;Brightness compression
!TP_LOCALLAB_COMPRCIETH;Compression threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_COMPREFRA;Wavelet level tone mapping
!TP_LOCALLAB_COMPRLOG_TOOLTIP;This algorithm compress the data before log conversion, above the threshold slider value. To use in conjunction with Whites distribution.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTCOL;Contrast threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTFRA;Contrast by level
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTRAST;Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTRASTCURVMASK_TOOLTIP;Allows you to freely change the contrast of the mask.\n Has a similar function to the Gamma and Slope sliders.\n It allows you to target certain parts of the image (usually the lightest parts of the mask by using the curve to exclude the darker parts).May create artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTRESID;Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTTHMASK_TOOLTIP;Allows you to determine which parts of the image will be impacted based on the texture.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTTHR;Contrast Threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_CONTWFRA;Local contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_CSTHRESHOLD;Wavelet levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_CSTHRESHOLDBLUR;Wavelet level selection
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURV;Lightness - Contrast - Chrominance 'Super'
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURVCURR;Normal
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURVEEDITOR_LL_TOOLTIP;To activate the curves, set the 'Curve type' combo box to 'Normal'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURVEEDITOR_TONES_LABEL;Tone curve
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURVEMETHOD_TOOLTIP;'Normal', the curve L=f(L) uses the same algorithm as the lightness slider.
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURVES_CIE;Tone curve
!TP_LOCALLAB_CURVNONE;Disable curves
!TP_LOCALLAB_DARKRETI;Darkness
!TP_LOCALLAB_DEHAFRA;Dehaze
!TP_LOCALLAB_DEHAZ;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_DEHAZE_BLACK;Black
!TP_LOCALLAB_DEHAZ_TOOLTIP;Negative values add haze.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DELTAD;Delta balance
!TP_LOCALLAB_DELTAEC;ΔE Image mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOI1_EXP;Denoise based on luminance mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOI2_EXP;Recovery based on luminance mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIBILAT_TOOLTIP;Allows you to reduce impulse or 'salt &amp; pepper' noise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOICHROC_TOOLTIP;Allows you to deal with blotches and packets of noise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOICHRODET_TOOLTIP;Allows you to recover chrominance detail by progressively applying a Fourier transform (DCT).
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOICHROF_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust fine-detail chrominance noise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIEQUAL_TOOLTIP;Allows you to carry out more or less noise reduction in either the shadows or the highlights.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOILUMDETAIL_TOOLTIP;Allows you to recover luminance detail by progressively applying a Fourier transform (DCT).
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIMASK;Denoise chroma mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIMASK_TOOLTIP;For all tools, allows you to control the chromatic noise level of the mask.\nUseful for better control of chrominance and to avoid artifacts when using the LC(h) curve.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIQUA_TOOLTIP;Conservative mode preserves low frequency detail. Aggressive mode removes low frequency detail.\nConservative and Aggressive modes use wavelets and DCT and can be used in conjunction with 'Non-local Means – Luminance'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOITHR_TOOLTIP;Adjusts edge detection to help reduce noise in uniform, low-contrast areas.
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIWAVCH;Wavelets: Chrominance
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOIWAVLUM;Wavelets: Luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_DENOI_EXP;Denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_DEPTH;Depth
!TP_LOCALLAB_DETAIL;Local contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_DETAILFRA;Edge detection - DCT
!TP_LOCALLAB_DETAILSH;Details
!TP_LOCALLAB_DETAILTHR;Lum/chrom detail threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_DISAB_CIECAM;Disable Ciecam or Weak Jz surround
!TP_LOCALLAB_DIVGR;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_DUPLSPOTNAME;Copy
!TP_LOCALLAB_EDGFRA;Edge sharpness
!TP_LOCALLAB_EDGSHOW;Show all tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_ELI;Ellipse
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENABLE_AFTER_MASK;Use Tone Mapping
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENABLE_MASK;Enable mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENABLE_MASKAFT;Use all algorithms Exposure
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENABLE_MASKALL;Enable all mask tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENARETIMASKTMAP_TOOLTIP;If enabled the Mask uses Restored Data after Transmission Map instead of Original data.
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENH;Enhanced
!TP_LOCALLAB_ENHDEN;Enhanced + chroma denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_EPSBL;Detail
!TP_LOCALLAB_EQUIL;Normalize luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_EQUILTM_TOOLTIP;Reconstruct luminance so that the mean and variance of the output image are identical to those of the original.
!TP_LOCALLAB_ESTOP;Edge stopping
!TP_LOCALLAB_EV_DUPL;Copy of
!TP_LOCALLAB_EV_NVIS;Hide
!TP_LOCALLAB_EV_NVIS_ALL;Hide all
!TP_LOCALLAB_EV_VIS;Show
!TP_LOCALLAB_EV_VIS_ALL;Show all
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXCLUF;Excluding
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXCLUTYPE;Spot method
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXCLUTYPE_TOOLTIP;Normal spot uses recursive data.\n\nExcluding spot reinitializes all selective editing data.\nCan be used to totally or partially cancel a previous action or to carry out operations in Inverse mode.\nUse 'Scope' (Excluding) to set the exclusion intensity.\n\n'Full image' allows you to use the selective editing tools on the whole image.\nThe RT Spot delimiters are set beyond the image preview boundaries.\nThe transition is set to 100.\nNote: You may have to reposition the RT Spot slightly and adjust the Spot size to get the desired effect.\nNote: Using Denoise or Wavelet or FFTW in full-image mode uses large amounts of memory and may cause the application to crash on lower capacity systems.\n\n'Global' allows you to use the selective editing tools on the whole image, without using Delta E or transitions.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXECLU;Excluding spot
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXFULL;Full image
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXMAIN;Global
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXNORM;Normal spot
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCBDL_TOOLTIP;Can be used to remove marks on the sensor or lens by reducing the contrast on the appropriate detail level(s).
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCHROMA;Chroma compensation
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCOMP;Exposure compensation ƒ
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCOMPINV;Exposure compensation
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCONTRASTPYR_TOOLTIP;See the documentation for Wavelet Levels.\nThere are some differences in the Selective Editing version, which has more tools and more possibilities for working on individual detail levels.\nE.g. wavelet-level tone mapping.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCONTRAST_TOOLTIP;Avoid spots that are too small ( < 32x32 pixels).\nUse low 'Transition value' and high 'Transition decay' and 'Scope' to simulate small spots and deal with defects.\nUse 'Clarity and Sharp mask and Blend and Soften Images' if necessary by adjusting 'Soft radius' to reduce artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPCURV;Curves
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPGRAD;Graduated Filter
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPLAPBAL_TOOLTIP;Changes the transformed/original image blend.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPLAPGAMM_TOOLTIP;Changes the behaviour for images with too much or too little contrast by adding a gamma curve before and after the Laplace transform.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPLAPLIN_TOOLTIP;Changes the behaviour for underexposed images by adding a linear component prior to applying the Laplace transform.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPLAP_TOOLTIP;Moving the slider to the right progressively reduces the contrast.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPNOISEMETHOD_TOOLTIP;Applies a median filter before the Laplace transform to prevent artifacts (noise).\nYou can also use the 'Denoise' tool.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPOSE;Dynamic Range & Exposure
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPOSURE_TOOLTIP;Modify exposure in L*a*b space using Laplacian PDE algorithms to take into account dE and minimize artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPRETITOOLS;Advanced Retinex Tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPSHARP_TOOLTIP;Spot minimum 39*39.\nUse low transition values and high 'Transition decay' and 'Scope' values to simulate smaller spots.
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXPTOOL;Exposure Tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_EXP_TOOLNAME;Dynamic Range & Exposure
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATAMOUNT;Amount
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATANCHOR;Anchor
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATDETAIL;Detail
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATFRA;Dynamic Range Compression ƒ
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATFRAME_TOOLTIP;PDE Fattal – uses the Fattal Tone-mapping algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATLEVEL;Sigma
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATSAT;Saturation control
!TP_LOCALLAB_FATSHFRA;Dynamic Range Compression Mask ƒ
!TP_LOCALLAB_FEATH_TOOLTIP;Gradient width as a percentage of the Spot diagonal\nUsed by all graduated filters in all tools.\nNo action if a graduated filter hasn't been activated.
!TP_LOCALLAB_FEATVALUE;Feather gradient
!TP_LOCALLAB_FEATVALUE_MASK;Feather gradient (Grad. Filters Mask)
!TP_LOCALLAB_FFTCOL_MASK;FFTW ƒ
!TP_LOCALLAB_FFTMASK_TOOLTIP;Use a Fourier transform for better quality (increased processing time and memory requirements).
!TP_LOCALLAB_FFTW;ƒ - Use Fast Fourier Transform
!TP_LOCALLAB_FFTWBLUR;ƒ - Always Use Fast Fourier Transform
!TP_LOCALLAB_FULLIMAGE;Black-Ev and White-Ev for whole image
!TP_LOCALLAB_FULLIMAGELOG_TOOLTIP;Calculates the Ev levels for the whole image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAM;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMC;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMCOL_TOOLTIP;Apply a gamma on Luminance L*a*b* datas.\nIf gamma = 3.0 Luminance 'linear' is used.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMC_TOOLTIP;Apply a gamma on Luminance L*a*b* datas before and after treatment Pyramid 1 and Pyramid 2.\nIf gamma = 3.0 Luminance 'linear' is used.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMFRA;Tone response curve (TRC)
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMM;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMMASKCOL;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMMASK_TOOLTIP;Adjusting Gamma and Slope can provide a soft and artifact-free transformation of the mask by progressively modifying 'L' to avoid any discontinuities.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMSH;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMUTLABRELA;Lab
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMUTMUNSELL;Munsell only
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMUTNON;None
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMUTXYZABSO;XYZ Absolute
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMUTXYZRELA;XYZ Relative
!TP_LOCALLAB_GAMW;Gamma (wavelet pyramids)
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADANG;Gradient angle
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADANG_TOOLTIP;Rotation angle in degrees: -180 0 +180.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADFRA;Graduated Filter Mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADGEN_TOOLTIP;Adjusts luminance gradient strength.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADLOGFRA;Graduated Filter Luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTR;Gradient strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTRAB_TOOLTIP;Adjusts chroma gradient strength.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTRCHRO;Chroma gradient strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTRHUE;Hue gradient strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTRHUE2;Hue gradient strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTRHUE_TOOLTIP;Adjusts hue gradient strength.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRADSTRLUM;Luma gradient strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRAINFRA;Film Grain 1:1
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRAINFRA2;Coarseness
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRAIN_TOOLTIP;Adds film-like grain to the image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRALWFRA;Graduated filter (local contrast)
!TP_LOCALLAB_GRIDTWO;Direct
!TP_LOCALLAB_GUIDBL;Soft radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_GUIDBL_TOOLTIP;Applies a guided filter with adjustable radius. Allows you to reduce artifacts or blur the image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GUIDEPSBL_TOOLTIP;Changes the distribution function of the guided filter. Negative values simulate a Gaussian blur.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GUIDFILTER;Guided filter radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_GUIDFILTER_TOOLTIP;Can reduce or increase artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_GUIDSTRBL_TOOLTIP;Intensity of the guided filter.
!TP_LOCALLAB_HHMASK_TOOLTIP;Fine hue adjustments for example for the skin.
!TP_LOCALLAB_HIGHMASKCOL;Highlights
!TP_LOCALLAB_HLH;H
!TP_LOCALLAB_HUECIE;Hue
!TP_LOCALLAB_IND;Independent (mouse)
!TP_LOCALLAB_INDSL;Independent (mouse + sliders)
!TP_LOCALLAB_INVBL;Inverse
!TP_LOCALLAB_INVBL_TOOLTIP;Alternative to 'Inverse' mode: use two spots\nFirst Spot:\n Full Image\n\nSecond spot: Excluding spot.
!TP_LOCALLAB_INVERS;Inverse
!TP_LOCALLAB_INVERS_TOOLTIP;Fewer possibilities if selected (Inverse).\n\nAlternative: use two spots\nFirst Spot:\n Full Image\n \nSecond spot: Excluding spot\n\n Inverse will enable this tool for the area outside the spot, while the area within the spot will remain unaffected by the tool.
!TP_LOCALLAB_INVMASK;Inverse algorithm
!TP_LOCALLAB_ISOGR;Distribution (ISO)
!TP_LOCALLAB_JAB;Uses Black Ev & White Ev
!TP_LOCALLAB_JABADAP_TOOLTIP;Perceptual Uniform adaptation.\nAutomatically adjusts the relationship between Jz and saturation taking into account 'Absolute luminance'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZ100;Jz reference 100cd/m2
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZ100_TOOLTIP;Automatically adjusts the reference Jz 100 cd/m2 level (image signal).\nChanges the saturation level and action of 'PU adaptation' (Perceptual Uniform adaptation).
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZADAP;PU adaptation
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZCH;Chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZCHROM;Chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZCLARICRES;Merge chroma Cz
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZCLARILRES;Merge Jz
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZCONT;Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZFORCE;Force max Jz to 1
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZFORCE_TOOLTIP;Allows you to force the maximum Jz value to 1 for better slider and curve response.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZFRA;Jz Cz Hz Image Adjustments
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZHFRA;Curves Hz
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZHJZFRA;Curve Jz(Hz)
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZHUECIE;Hue Rotation
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZLIGHT;Brightness
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZLOG;Log encoding Jz
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZLOGWBS_TOOLTIP;Black Ev and White Ev adjustments can be different depending on whether Log encoding or Sigmoid is used.\nFor Sigmoid, a change (increase in most cases) of White Ev may be necessary to obtain a better rendering of highlights, contrast and saturation.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZLOGWB_TOOLTIP;If Auto is enabled, it will calculate and adjust the Ev levels and the 'Mean luminance Yb%' for the spot area. The resulting values will be used by all Jz operations including 'Log Encoding Jz'.\nAlso calculates the absolute luminance at the time of shooting.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZLOGYBOUT_TOOLTIP;Yb is the relative luminance of the background, expressed as a percentage of gray. 18% gray corresponds to a background luminance of 50% when expressed in CIE L.\nThe data is based on the mean luminance of the image.\nWhen used with Log Encoding, the mean luminance is used to determine the amount of gain that needs to be applied to the signal prior to the log encoding. Lower values of mean luminance will result in increased gain.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZMODECAM_TOOLTIP;Jz (only in 'Advanced' mode). Only operational if the output device (monitor) is HDR (peak luminance higher than 100 cd/m2 - ideally between 4000 and 10000 cd/m2. Black point luminance inferior to 0.005 cd/m2). This supposes a) the ICC-PCS for the screen uses Jzazbz (or XYZ), b) works in real precision, c) that the monitor is calibrated (if possible with a DCI-P3 or Rec-2020 gamut), d) that the usual gamma (sRGB or BT709) is replaced by a Perceptual Quantiser (PQ) function.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZPQFRA;Jz remapping
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZPQFRA_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adapt the Jz algorithm to an SDR environment or to the characteristics (performance) of an HDR environment as follows:\n a) for luminance values between 0 and 100 cd/m2, the system behaves as if it were in an SDR environment.\n b) for luminance values between 100 and 10000 cd/m2, you can adapt the algorithm to the HDR characteristics of the image and the monitor.\n\nIf 'PQ - Peak luminance' is set to 10000, 'Jz remappping' behaves in the same way as the original Jzazbz algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZPQREMAP;PQ - Peak luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZPQREMAP_TOOLTIP;PQ (Perceptual Quantizer) - allows you to change the internal PQ function (usually 10000 cd/m2 - default 120 cd/m2).\nCan be used to adapt to different images, processes and devices.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZQTOJ;Relative luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZQTOJ_TOOLTIP;Allows you to use 'Relative luminance' instead of 'Absolute luminance' - Brightness becomes Lightness.\nThe changes affect: the Brightness slider, the Contrast slider and the Jz(Jz) curve.
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZSAT;Saturation
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZSHFRA;Shadows/Highlights Jz
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZSOFTCIE;Soft radius (GuidedFilter)
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZSTRSOFTCIE;Strength GuidedFilter
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZTARGET_EV;Viewing Mean luminance (Yb%)
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZTHRHCIE;Threshold Chroma for Jz(Hz)
!TP_LOCALLAB_JZWAVEXP;Wavelet Jz
!TP_LOCALLAB_LABBLURM;Blur Mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_LABEL;Selective Editing
!TP_LOCALLAB_LABGRIDMERG;Background
!TP_LOCALLAB_LABGRID_VALUES;High(a)=%1 High(b)=%2\nLow(a)=%3 Low(b)=%4
!TP_LOCALLAB_LABSTRUM;Structure Mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPLACC;ΔØ Mask Laplacian solve PDE
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPLACE;Laplacian threshold ΔE
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPLACEXP;Laplacian threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPMASKCOL;Laplacian threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPRAD1_TOOLTIP;Increases the contrast of the mask by increasing the luminance values of the lighter areas. Can be used in conjunction with the L(L) and LC(H) curves.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPRAD2_TOOLTIP;Smooth radius uses a guided filter to decrease artifacts and smooth out the transition.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAPRAD_TOOLTIP;Smooth radius uses a guided filter to decrease artifacts and smooth out the transition.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LAP_MASK_TOOLTIP;Solves PDEs for all Laplacian masks.\nIf enabled the Laplacian threshold mask reduces artifacts and smooths the result.\nIf disabled the response is linear.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LCLABELS;Residual noise levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_LCLABELS_TOOLTIP;Displays the mean and high-end noise values for the area shown in the Preview Panel (at 100% zoom). The noise values are grouped by wavelet levels 0,1,2,3 and 4,5,6.\nThe displayed values are indicative only and are designed to assist with denoise adjustments. They should not be interpreted as absolute noise levels.\n\n 300: Very noisy\n 100-300: Noisy\n 50-100: Moderatly noisy\n < 50: Low noise\n\nThey allow you to see:\n*The impact of Noise Reduction in the main-menu Detail tab.\n*The influence of Non-local Means, Wavelets and DCT on the luminance noise.\n*The influence of Wavelets and DCT on the chroma noise.\n*The influence of Capture Sharpening and Demosaicing.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LC_FFTW_TOOLTIP;FFT improves quality and allows the use of large radii, but increases processing time (depends on the area to be processed). Preferable to use only for large radii. The size of the area can be reduced by a few pixels to optimize the FFTW. This can reduce the processing time by a factor of 1.5 to 10.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LC_TOOLNAME;Local Contrast & Wavelets
!TP_LOCALLAB_LEVELBLUR;Maximum blur levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_LEVELWAV;Wavelet levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_LEVELWAV_TOOLTIP;The Level is automatically adapted to the size of the spot and the preview.\nFrom level 9 size max 512 to level 1 size max = 4.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LEVFRA;Levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_LIGHTNESS;Lightness
!TP_LOCALLAB_LIGHTN_TOOLTIP;In inverse mode: selection = -100 forces luminance to zero.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LIGHTRETI;Lightness
!TP_LOCALLAB_LINEAR;Linearity
!TP_LOCALLAB_LIST_NAME;Add tool to current spot...
!TP_LOCALLAB_LIST_TOOLTIP;You can select 3 levels of complexity for each tool: Basic, Standard and Advanced.\nThe default setting for all tools is Basic but this can be changed in the Preferences window.\nYou can also change the level of complexity on a per-tool basis while you are editing.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LMASK_LEVEL_TOOLTIP;Allows you to decrease or increase the effect on particular levels of detail in the mask by targeting certain luminance zones (in general the lightest).
!TP_LOCALLAB_LMASK_LL_TOOLTIP;Allows you to freely change the contrast of the mask.\n Has a similar function to the Gamma and Slope sliders.\n It allows you to target certain parts of the image (usually the lightest parts of the mask by using the curve to exclude the darker parts). May create artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOCCONT;Unsharp Mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOC_CONTRAST;Local Contrast & Wavelets
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOC_CONTRASTPYR;Pyramid 1:
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOC_CONTRASTPYR2;Pyramid 2:
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOC_CONTRASTPYR2LAB; Contrast by level/TM/Directional contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOC_CONTRASTPYRLAB; Graduated Filter/Edge Sharpness/Blur
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOC_RESIDPYR;Residual image (Main)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOG;Log Encoding
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOG1FRA;CAM16 Image Adjustments
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOG2FRA;Viewing Conditions
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGAUTO;Automatic
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGAUTOGRAYJZ_TOOLTIP;Automatically calculates the 'Mean luminance' for the scene conditions.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGAUTOGRAY_TOOLTIP;Automatically calculates the 'Mean luminance' for the scene conditions when the 'Automatic' button in Relative Exposure Levels is pressed.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGAUTO_TOOLTIP;Pressing this button will calculate the dynamic range and 'Mean luminance' for the scene conditions if the 'Auto mean luminance (Yb%)' is checked).\nAlso calculates the absolute luminance at the time of shooting.\nPress the button again to adjust the automatically calculated values.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGBASE_TOOLTIP;Default = 2.\nValues less than 2 reduce the action of the algorithm making the shadows darker and the highlights brighter.\nWith values greater than 2, the shadows are grayer and the highlights become more washed out.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCIE;Log encoding
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCIEQ;Log Encoding Q (with Ciecam)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCIEQ_TOOLTIP;Activating the checkbox allows you to switch between log encoding based on the 3 RGB channels, and log encoding based solely on Ciecam’s brightness (Q) channel.\nUsing the Q channel instead of the RGB channels helps avoid undesirable edge effects such as hue and saturation shifts.\nHowever, the settings are more difficult to optimise because Q is unbounded and Ciecam alters the data to take into account the surround conditions, simultaneous contrast, etc.\nYou may have to adjust the following:\n   Scene conditions: Mean luminance (Yb), Whites &amp; Blacks distribution, Black Ev, White Ev.\n   Source Data Adjustments : Brightness compression, Strength.\n\nNote: when using Log Encoding (Q), be careful not to activate the Disable Ciecam option in the Scene Conditions, Surround menu.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCIE_TOOLTIP;Allows you to use Black Ev, White Ev, White and Black distribution, Scene Mean luminance(Yb%) and Viewing Mean luminance(Yb%) for tone-mapping using 'Log encoding' with Brightness compression.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCONQL;Contrast (Q)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCONTHRES;Contrast threshold (J & Q)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCONTL;Contrast (J)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGCONTTHRES_TOOLTIP;Adjusts the mid-tone contrast range (J &amp; Q).\nPositive values progressively reduce the effect of the Contrast sliders (J &amp; Q). Negative values progressively increase the effect of the Contrast sliders.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGDETAIL_TOOLTIP;Acts mainly on high frequencies.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGENCOD_TOOLTIP;Tone Mapping with Logarithmic encoding (ACES).\nUseful for underexposed images or images with high dynamic range.\n\nTwo-step process: 1) Dynamic Range calculation 2) Manual adjustment.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGEXP;All tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGFRA;Scene Conditions
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGFRAME_TOOLTIP;Allows you to calculate and adjust the Ev levels and the 'Mean luminance Yb%' (source gray point) for the spot area. The resulting values will be used by all Lab operations and most RGB operations in the pipeline.\nAlso calculates the absolute luminance at the time of shooting.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGLIGHTL;Lightness (J)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGLIGHTQ;Brightness (Q)
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGLIGHTQ_TOOLTIP;Perceived amount of light emanating from a stimulus.\nIndicator that a stimulus appears to be more or less bright, clear.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGLIN;Logarithm mode
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGPFRA;Relative Exposure Levels
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGPFRA2;Log Encoding settings
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGREPART;Overall strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGREPART_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the log-encoded image with respect to the original image.\nDoes not affect the Ciecam component.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGSCENE_TOOLTIP;Corresponds to the shooting conditions.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOGVIEWING_TOOLTIP;Corresponds to the medium on which the final image will be viewed (monitor, TV, projector, printer, etc.), as well as the surrounding conditions.
!TP_LOCALLAB_LOG_TOOLNAME;Log Encoding
!TP_LOCALLAB_LUM;LL - CC
!TP_LOCALLAB_LUM46LABEL;Luma levels 456: Mean=%1 High=%2
!TP_LOCALLAB_LUMADARKEST;Darkest
!TP_LOCALLAB_LUMAWHITESEST;Lightest
!TP_LOCALLAB_LUMFRA;L*a*b* standard
!TP_LOCALLAB_LUMLABEL;Luma levels 0123: Mean=%1 High=%2
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASFRAME;Mask and Merge
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASFRAME_TOOLTIP;For all masks.\nTakes into account the ΔE image to avoid modifying the selection area when the following Mask Tools are used: Gamma, Slope, Chroma, Contrast curve, Local contrast (by wavelet level), Blur Mask and Structure Mask (if enabled ).\nDisabled when Inverse mode is used.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASK;Curves
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASK2;Contrast curve
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKCOM_TOOLTIP;A tool in its own right.\nCan be used to adjust the image appearance (chrominance, luminance, contrast) and texture as a function of Scope.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKCURVE_TOOLTIP;The 3 curves are set to 1 (maximum) by default:\nC=f(C) the chroma varies according to the chrominance. You can decrease the chroma to improve the selection. By setting this curve close to zero (with a low value of C to activate the curve) you can desaturate the background in Inverse mode.\nL=f(L) the luminance varies according to the luminance, so you can decrease the brightness to improve the selection.\nL and C = f(H) luminance and chroma vary with hue, so you can decrease luminance and chroma to improve selection.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKDDECAY;Decay strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKDECAY_TOOLTIP;Manages the rate of decay for the gray levels in the mask.\n Decay = 1 linear, Decay > 1 sharper parabolic transitions, Decay < 1 more gradual transitions.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKDEINV_TOOLTIP;Reverses the way the algorithm interprets the mask.\nIf checked black and very light areas will be decreased.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKDE_TOOLTIP;Used to target the denoise as a function of the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n If the mask is below the 'dark' threshold, then the Denoise will be applied progressively.\n iIf the mask is above the 'light' threshold, then the Denoise will be applied progressively.\n Between the two, the image settings without the Denoise will be maintained, unless you adjust the sliders 'Gray area luminance denoise' or 'Gray area chrominance denoise'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKGF_TOOLTIP;Used to target the Guided Filter as a function of the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n If the mask is below the 'dark' threshold, then the GF will be applied progressively.\n If the mask is above the 'light' threshold, then the GF will be applied progressively.\n Between the two, the image settings without the GF will be maintained.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKH;Hue curve
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLCTHR;Light area luminance threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLCTHR2;Light area luma threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLCTHRLOW;Dark area luminance threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLCTHRLOW2;Dark area luma threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLCTHRMID;Gray area luma denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLCTHRMIDCH;Gray area chroma denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLC_TOOLTIP;Used by wavelet luminance.\nThis allows you to target the denoise based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) mask (Mask and Modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n 'Dark area luminance threshold'. If 'Reinforce denoise in dark and light areas' > 1 the denoise is progressively increased from 0% at the threshold setting to 100% at the maximum black value (determined by mask).\n 'Light area luminance threshold'. The denoise is progressively decreased from 100% at the threshold setting to 0% at the maximum white value (determined by mask).\n In the area between the two thresholds, the denoise settings are not affected by the mask.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKLNOISELOW;Reinforce dark/light areas
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRECOTHRES;Recovery threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKREEXP_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the 'Dynamic range and Exposure' settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the 'Dynamic range and Exposure' settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the 'Dynamic range and Exposure' settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRESCB_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the CBDL (Luminance only) settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the CBDL settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the CBDL settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRESH_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Shadows Highlights settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Shadows Highlights settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Shadows Highlights settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRESRETI_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Retinex (Luminance only) settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Retinex settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Retinex settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRESTM_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Tone Mapping settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Tone Mapping settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Tone Mapping settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRESVIB_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Vibrance and Warm Cool settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Vibrance and Warm Cool settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Vibrance and Warm Cool settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKRESWAV_TOOLTIP;Used to modulate the effect of the Local contrast and Wavelet settings based on the image luminance information contained in the L(L) or LC(H) masks (Mask and modifications).\n The L(L) mask or the LC(H) mask must be enabled to use this function.\n The 'dark' and 'light' areas below the dark threshold and above the light threshold will be restored progressively to their original values prior to being modified by the Local contrast and Wavelet settings \n In between these two areas, the full value of the Local contrast and Wavelet settings will be applied.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKUNUSABLE;Mask disabled (Enable in Mask & modifications)
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASKUSABLE;Mask enabled (Mask & modifications)
!TP_LOCALLAB_MASK_TOOLTIP;You can enable multiple masks for a tool by activating another tool and using only the mask (set the tool sliders to 0 ).\n\nYou can also duplicate the spot and place it close to the first spot. The small variations in the spot references allow you to make fine adjustments.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MEDIAN;Median Low
!TP_LOCALLAB_MEDIANITER_TOOLTIP;The number of successive iterations carried out by the median filter.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MEDIAN_TOOLTIP;You can choose a median value in the range 3x3 to 9x9 pixels. Higher values increase noise reduction and blur.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MEDNONE;None
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERDCOL;Merge background (ΔE)
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERELE;Lighten only
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERFIV;Addition
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERFOU;Multiply
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERGE1COLFRA;Merge with Original/Previous/Background
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERGECOLFRA;Mask: LCh & Structure
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERGECOLFRMASK_TOOLTIP;Allows you to create masks based on the 3 LCh curves and/or a structure-detection algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERGEMER_TOOLTIP;Takes ΔE into account when merging files (equivalent of scope in this case).
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERGEOPA_TOOLTIP;Opacity = % of current spot to be merged with original or previous Spot.\nContrast threshold : adjusts result as a function of contrast in original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERHEI;Overlay
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERHUE;Hue
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERLUCOL;Luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERLUM;Luminosity
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERNIN;Screen
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERONE;Normal
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERSAT;Saturation
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERSEV;Soft Light (legacy)
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERSEV0;Soft Light Illusion
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERSEV1;Soft Light W3C
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERSEV2;Hard Light
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERSIX;Divide
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERTEN;Darken only
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERTHR;Difference
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERTWE;Exclusion
!TP_LOCALLAB_MERTWO;Subtract
!TP_LOCALLAB_METHOD_TOOLTIP;'Enhanced + chroma denoise' significantly increases processing times.\nBut reduce artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MIDTCIE;Midtones
!TP_LOCALLAB_MLABEL;Restored data Min=%1 Max=%2
!TP_LOCALLAB_MLABEL_TOOLTIP;The values should be close to Min=0 Max=32768 (log mode) but other values are possible.You can adjust 'Clip restored data (gain)' and 'Offset' to normalize.\nRecovers image data without blending.
!TP_LOCALLAB_MODE_EXPERT;Advanced
!TP_LOCALLAB_MODE_NORMAL;Standard
!TP_LOCALLAB_MODE_SIMPLE;Basic
!TP_LOCALLAB_MRFIV;Background
!TP_LOCALLAB_MRFOU;Previous Spot
!TP_LOCALLAB_MRONE;None
!TP_LOCALLAB_MRTHR;Original Image
!TP_LOCALLAB_MULTIPL_TOOLTIP;Wide-range tone adjustment: -18EV to +4EV. The first slider acts on very dark tones between -18EV and -6EV. The last slider acts on light tones up to 4EV.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NEIGH;Radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLDENOISENLGAM_TOOLTIP;Lower values preserve details and texture, higher values increase denoise.\nIf gamma = 3.0 Luminance 'linear' is used.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLDENOISENLPAT_TOOLTIP;Use this slider to adapt the amount of denoise to the size of the objects to be processed.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLDENOISENLRAD_TOOLTIP;Higher values increase denoise at the expense of processing time.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLDENOISE_TOOLTIP;'Detail recovery' acts on a Laplacian transform to target uniform areas rather than areas with detail.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLDET;Detail recovery
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLFRA;Non-local Means: Luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLFRAME_TOOLTIP;Non-local means denoising takes a mean of all pixels in the image, weighted by how similar they are to the target pixel.\nReduces loss of detail compared with local mean algorithms.\nOnly luminance noise is taken into account. Chrominance noise is best processed using wavelets and Fourier transforms (DCT).\nCan be used in conjunction with 'Luminance denoise by level' or on its own.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLGAM;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLLUM;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLPAT;Maximum patch size
!TP_LOCALLAB_NLRAD;Maximum radius size
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISECHROCOARSE;Coarse chroma (Wav)
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISECHROC_TOOLTIP;If superior to zero, high quality algorithm is enabled.\nCoarse is for slider >=0.02.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISECHRODETAIL;Chroma detail recovery
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISECHROFINE;Fine chroma (Wav)
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISEGAM;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISEGAM_TOOLTIP;If gamma = 1 Luminance 'Lab' is used. If gamma = 3.0 Luminance 'linear' is used.\nLower values preserve details and texture, higher values increase denoise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISELEQUAL;Equalizer white-black
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISELUMCOARSE;Luminance coarse (Wav)
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISELUMDETAIL;Luma detail recovery
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISELUMFINE;Luminance fine 1 (Wav)
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISELUMFINETWO;Luminance fine 2 (Wav)
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISELUMFINEZERO;Luminance fine 0 (Wav)
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISEMETH;Denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_NOISE_TOOLTIP;Adds luminance noise.
!TP_LOCALLAB_NONENOISE;None
!TP_LOCALLAB_NUL_TOOLTIP;.
!TP_LOCALLAB_OFFS;Offset
!TP_LOCALLAB_OFFSETWAV;Offset
!TP_LOCALLAB_OPACOL;Opacity
!TP_LOCALLAB_ORIGLC;Merge only with original image
!TP_LOCALLAB_ORRETILAP_TOOLTIP;Modifies ΔE prior to any changes made by 'Scope'. This allows you to differentiate the action for different parts of the image (with respect to the background for example).
!TP_LOCALLAB_ORRETISTREN_TOOLTIP;Acts on the Laplacian threshold, the greater the action, the more the differences in contrast will be reduced.
!TP_LOCALLAB_PASTELS2;Vibrance
!TP_LOCALLAB_PDE;Contrast Attenuator - Dynamic Range compression
!TP_LOCALLAB_PDEFRA;Contrast Attenuator ƒ
!TP_LOCALLAB_PDEFRAME_TOOLTIP;PDE IPOL algorithm adapted for RawTherapee: gives different results and requires different settings compared to main-menu 'Exposure'.\nMay be useful for under-exposed or high dynamic range images.
!TP_LOCALLAB_PRECAMGAMUT_TOOLTIP;If checked, ensures a gamut control just after primary conversion to XYZ.
!TP_LOCALLAB_PREVHIDE;Hide additional settings
!TP_LOCALLAB_PREVIEW;Preview ΔE
!TP_LOCALLAB_PREVSHOW;Show additional settings
!TP_LOCALLAB_PRIMILLFRAME;Primaries & Illuminant
!TP_LOCALLAB_PROXI;ΔE decay
!TP_LOCALLAB_QUAAGRES;Aggressive
!TP_LOCALLAB_QUACONSER;Conservative
!TP_LOCALLAB_QUALCURV_METHOD;Curve type
!TP_LOCALLAB_QUAL_METHOD;Global quality
!TP_LOCALLAB_QUANONEALL;Off
!TP_LOCALLAB_QUANONEWAV;Non-local means only
!TP_LOCALLAB_RADIUS;Radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_RADIUS_TOOLTIP;Uses a Fast Fourier Transform for radius > 30.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RADMASKCOL;Smooth radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_RECT;Rectangle
!TP_LOCALLAB_RECURS;Recursive references
!TP_LOCALLAB_RECURS_TOOLTIP;Forces the algorithm to recalculate the references after each tool is applied.\nAlso useful for working with masks.
!TP_LOCALLAB_REN_DIALOG_LAB;Enter the new Control Spot name
!TP_LOCALLAB_REN_DIALOG_NAME;Renaming Control Spot
!TP_LOCALLAB_REPARDEN_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the Denoise image with respect to the original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_REPAREXP_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the Dynamic Range and Exposure image with respect to the original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_REPARSH_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the Shadows/Highlights and Tone Equalizer image with respect to the original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_REPARTM_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the Tone mapping image with respect to the original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_REPARW_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the relative strength of the local contrast and wavelet image with respect to the original image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESID;Residual Image
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDBLUR;Blur residual image
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDCHRO;Residual image Chroma
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDCOMP;Compress residual image
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDCONT;Residual image Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDHI;Highlights
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDHITHR;Highlights threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDSHA;Shadows
!TP_LOCALLAB_RESIDSHATHR;Shadows threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETI;Dehaze & Retinex
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETIFRA;Retinex
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETIFRAME_TOOLTIP;Retinex can be useful for processing images: \nthat are blurred, foggy or hazy (in addition to Dehaze).\nthat contain large differences in luminance.\nIt can also be used for special effects (tone mapping).
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETIM;Original Retinex
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETITOOLFRA;Retinex Tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETI_LIGHTDARK_TOOLTIP;Has no effect when the value of 'Lightness = 1' or 'Darkness =2'.\nFor other values, the last step of a 'Multiple scale Retinex' algorithm (similar to 'local contrast') is applied. These 2 cursors, associated with 'Strength' allow you to make adjustments upstream of local contrast.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETI_LIMDOFFS_TOOLTIP;Adjusts the internal parameters to optimize the response.\nPreferable to keep the 'Restored data' values close to Min=0 and Max=32768 (log mode), but other values are possible.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETI_LOGLIN_TOOLTIP;Logarithm mode introduces more contrast but will also generate more halos.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETI_NEIGH_VART_TOOLTIP;The radius and variance sliders allow you adjust haze and target either the foreground or the background.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RETI_SCALE_TOOLTIP;If Scale=1, Retinex behaves like local contrast with additional possibilities.\nIncreasing the value of Scale increases the intensity of the recursive action at the expense of processing time.
!TP_LOCALLAB_RET_TOOLNAME;Dehaze & Retinex
!TP_LOCALLAB_REWEI;Reweighting iterates
!TP_LOCALLAB_RGB;RGB Tone Curve
!TP_LOCALLAB_RGBCURVE_TOOLTIP;In RGB mode you have 4 choices : Standard, Weighted standard, Luminance &amp; Film-like.
!TP_LOCALLAB_ROW_NVIS;Not visible
!TP_LOCALLAB_ROW_VIS;Visible
!TP_LOCALLAB_SATCIE;Saturation control
!TP_LOCALLAB_SATUR;Saturation
!TP_LOCALLAB_SATURV;Saturation (s)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SCALEGR;Scale
!TP_LOCALLAB_SCALERETI;Scale
!TP_LOCALLAB_SCALTM;Scale
!TP_LOCALLAB_SCOPEMASK;Scope (ΔE image mask)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SCOPEMASK_TOOLTIP;Enabled if ΔE Image Mask is enabled.\nLow values avoid retouching selected area.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SENSI;Scope
!TP_LOCALLAB_SENSIEXCLU;Scope
!TP_LOCALLAB_SETTINGS;Settings
!TP_LOCALLAB_SH1;Shadows Highlights
!TP_LOCALLAB_SH2;Equalizer
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHADEX;Shadows
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHADEXCOMP;Shadow compression
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHADHIGH;Shadows/Highlights & Tone Equalizer
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHADHMASK_TOOLTIP;Lowers the highlights of the mask in the same way as the shadows/highlights algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHADMASK_TOOLTIP;Lifts the shadows of the mask in the same way as the shadows/highlights algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHADOWHIGHLIGHT_TOOLTIP;Adjust shadows and highlights either with shadows &amp; highlights sliders or with a tone equalizer.\nCan be used instead of, or in conjunction with the Exposure module.\nCan also be used as a graduated filter.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHAMASKCOL;Shadows
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHAPETYPE;Spot shape
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHAPE_TOOLTIP;'Ellipse' is the normal mode.\n 'Rectangle' can be used in certain cases, for example to work in full-image mode by placing the delimiters outside the preview area. In this case, set transition = 100.\n\nFuture developments will include polygon shapes and Bezier curves.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARAMOUNT;Amount
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARBLUR;Blur radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARDAMPING;Damping
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARFRAME;Modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARITER;Iterations
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARP;Sharpening
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARP_TOOLNAME;Sharpening
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHARRADIUS;Radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHORTC;Short Curves 'L' Mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHORTCMASK_TOOLTIP;Short circuit the 2 curves L(L) and L(H).\nAllows you to mix the current image with the original image modified by the mask job.\nUsable with masks 2, 3, 4, 6, 7.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWC;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWC1;Merge file
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWCB;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWDCT;Show Fourier (ƒ) process
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWE;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWFOURIER;Fourier ƒ(dct)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWLAPLACE;∆ Laplacian (first)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWLC;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASK;Show mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASKCOL_TOOLTIP;Displays masks and modifications.\nBeware, you can only view one tool mask at a time.\nShow modified image: shows the modified image including the effect of any adjustments and masks.\nShow modified areas without mask: shows the modifications before any masks are applied.\nShow modified areas with mask: shows the modifications after a mask has been applied.\nShow mask: shows the aspect of the mask including the effect of any curves and filters.\nShow spot structure: allows you to see the structure-detection mask when the 'Spot structure' cursor is activated (when available).\nNote: The mask is applied before the shape detection algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASKSOFT_TOOLTIP;Allows you to visualize the different stages of the Fourier process.\n Laplace - calculates the second derivative of the Laplace transform as a function of the threshold.\nFourier - shows the Laplacian transform with DCT.\nPoisson - shows the solution of the Poisson DCE.\nNo luminance normalization - shows result without any luminance normalization.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASKTYP1;Blur & Noise
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASKTYP2;Denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASKTYP3;Blur & Noise + Denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMASKTYP_TOOLTIP;Can be used with 'Mask and modifications'.\nIf 'Blur and noise' is selected, the mask cannot be used for Denoise.\nIf Denoise is selected, the mask cannot be used for 'Blur and noise'.\nIf 'Blur and noise + Denoise' is selected, the mask is shared. Note that in this case, the Scope sliders for both 'Blur and noise' and Denoise will be active so it is advisable to use the option 'Show modifications with mask' when making any adjustments.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMNONE;Show modified image
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMODIF;Show modified areas without mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMODIF2;Show modified areas
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWMODIFMASK;Show modified areas with mask
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWNORMAL;No luminance normalization
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWPLUS;Mask and modifications (Blur & Denoise)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWPOISSON;Poisson (pde ƒ)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWR;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWREF;Preview ΔE
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWS;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWSTRUC;Show spot structure(Advanced)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWSTRUCEX;Show spot structure(Advanced)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWT;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHOWVI;Mask and modifications
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHRESFRA;Shadows/Highlights & TRC
!TP_LOCALLAB_SHTRC_TOOLTIP;Based on 'working profile' (only those provided), modifies the tones of the image by acting on a TRC (Tone Response Curve).\nGamma acts mainly on light tones.\nSlope acts mainly on dark tones.\nIt is recommended that the TRC of both devices (monitor and output profile) be sRGB (default).
!TP_LOCALLAB_SH_TOOLNAME;Shadows/Highlights & Tone Equalizer
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGBLACKSSCIE;Blacks distribution
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGCIE;Sigmoid
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGFRA;Sigmoid Q
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGGAMJCIE;Gamma
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGJZFRA;Sigmoid Jz
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMAWAV;Attenuation response
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOID16_TOOLTIP;Allows you to simulate a tone mapping appearance using both 'Ciecam' and 'Sigmoid Q'. Sigmoid Q has three sliders:\na) Contrast acts on the shape of the sigmoid curve and consequently on the strength\nb) Threshold (Gray point) distributes the action according to the luminance\nc) Adaptability weights the action of the sigmoid by action on the internal exponential function.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDBL;Blend
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDLAMBDA;Contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDLOGAUTO;Auto threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDLOGEV_TOOLTIP;If the combo box selection 'Black Ev and White Ev' is 'Sigmoid and Log encoding' instead of 'Sigmoid only', the two algorithms 'Log encoding' and 'Sigmoid' are used together.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDNORMCIE;Normalize Luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDNORMCIEBLEND_TOOLTIP;Blend acts on the final aspect of the image, contrast and luminance. Ratio between original and output image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDNORMCIE_TOOLTIP;Reconstruct luminance so that the mean and variance of the output image take into account those of the original.\nAll the adjustments acting on J or Q are taken into account, including those which are not relative to Sigmoid Q.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDQJ;Black Ev & White Ev
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDQJCOMPRCIE_TOOLTIP;When the combo box selection 'Uses Black Ev and White Ev' is 'Sigmoid and Log encoding Q' or 'Log encoding instead of Sigmoid' checked. This algorithm compress the data above the threshold slider value. The last value stands for brightness (Q) and should be close as possible to the value 'Compression threshold' (calculate when 'Auto threshold" checked, often > 1).
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDSENSI;Adaptability
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDTH;Threshold (Gray point)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOIDWHITESCIE_TOOLTIP;Allows you, in Automatic when the dynamic range of the image is high, to change the distribution of lights in whites and deep blacks.\nCan be used with Log encoding or Sigmoid with Black Ev and White Ev enabled.\n\nThe algorithm does not change the basic data, but acts on the components necessary to calculate the Dynamic range, Black Ev, White Ev and the Gray point.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGMOID_TOOLTIP;Allows you to simulate a tone mapping appearance using both the 'Jz' and 'Sigmoid' function. Three sliders:\na) Contrast acts on the shape of the sigmoid curve and consequently on the strength\nb) Threshold (Gray point) distributes the action according to the luminance\nc)Blend acts on the final aspect of the image, contrast and luminance.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGSLOPJCIE;Slope
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGTRCCIE;Source Data Adjustments
!TP_LOCALLAB_SIGWHITESCIE;Whites distribution
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOMASKCOL;Slope
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOMASK_TOOLTIP;Adjusting Gamma and Slope can provide a soft and artifact-free transformation of the mask by progressively modifying 'L' to avoid any discontinuities.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOPESMOOTH;Gray balance (Slope)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOPESMOOTHB;Blue balance (Slope)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOPESMOOTHG;Green balance (Slope)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOPESMOOTHR;Red balance (Slope)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SLOSH;Slope
!TP_LOCALLAB_SMOOTHCIE;Highlight Attenuation
!TP_LOCALLAB_SMOOTHCIE_LUM;Luminosity mode
!TP_LOCALLAB_SMOOTHCIE_SCA;Scale Yb Scene
!TP_LOCALLAB_SMOOTHCIE_TOOLTIP;Completes the processing carried out by gamma, slope and midtones by causing a slight lowering of lights. Please note this does not replace Highlight reconstruction.\n\nGamma based and Slope based (Standard and Advanced) allow you to simulate a tone mapping using:\na) Scene conditions: Black-Ev, White-Ev, Mean luminance (Yb%)\nb) Viewing conditions: Mean luminance (Yb%).\n\nScale Yb Scene is function of White-Ev.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SMOOTHCIE_YB;Scale Yb Viewing
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFT;Soft Light & Original Retinex
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFTM;Soft Light
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFTMETHOD_TOOLTIP;Apply a Soft-light blend (identical to the global adjustment). Carry out dodge and burn using the original Retinex algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFTRADIUSCOL;Soft radius
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFTRADIUSCOL_TOOLTIP;Applies a guided filter to the output image to reduce possible artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFTRETI;Reduce ΔE artifacts
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOFT_TOOLNAME;Soft Light & Original Retinex
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOURCE_ABS;Absolute luminance
!TP_LOCALLAB_SOURCE_GRAY;Mean luminance (Yb%)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SPECCASE;Specific cases
!TP_LOCALLAB_SPECIAL;Special use of RGB curves
!TP_LOCALLAB_SPECIAL_TOOLTIP;The checkbox allows you to remove all other actions i.e. 'Scope', masks, sliders etc., (except for transitions) and use just the effect of the RGB tone-curve.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SPOTNAME;New Spot
!TP_LOCALLAB_STD;Standard
!TP_LOCALLAB_STR;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRBL;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STREN;Compression strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRENG;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRENGR;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRENGTH;Noise
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRENGTHCIELOG;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRGRID;Strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRUC;Structure
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRUCCOL;Spot structure
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRUCCOL1;Spot structure
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRUCT_TOOLTIP;Uses the Sobel algorithm to take into account structure for shape detection.\nActivate 'Mask and modifications' > 'Show spot structure' (Advanced mode) to see a preview of the mask (without modifications).\n\nCan be used in conjunction with the Structure Mask, Blur Mask and 'Local contrast' (by wavelet level) to improve edge detection.\n\nEffects of adjustments using Lightness, Contrast, Chrominance, Exposure or other non-mask-related tools visible using either 'Show modified image' or 'Show modified areas with mask'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRUMASKCOL;Structure mask strength
!TP_LOCALLAB_STRUSTRMASK_TOOLTIP;Moderate use of this slider is recommended!
!TP_LOCALLAB_STYPE;Shape method
!TP_LOCALLAB_STYPE_TOOLTIP;You can choose between:\nSymmetrical - left handle linked to right, top handle linked to bottom.\nIndependent - all handles are independent.
!TP_LOCALLAB_SYM;Symmetrical (mouse)
!TP_LOCALLAB_SYMSL;Symmetrical (mouse + sliders)
!TP_LOCALLAB_TARGET_GRAY;Mean luminance (Yb%)
!TP_LOCALLAB_TE_PIVOT;Pivot (Ev)
!TP_LOCALLAB_THRES;Threshold structure
!TP_LOCALLAB_THRESDELTAE;ΔE scope threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_THRESRETI;Threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_THRESWAV;Balance threshold
!TP_LOCALLAB_TLABEL;TM Min=%1 Max=%2 Mean=%3 Sig=%4
!TP_LOCALLAB_TLABEL_TOOLTIP;Transmission map result.\nMin and Max are used by Variance.\nTm=Min TM=Max of Transmission Map.\nYou can normalize the results with the threshold slider.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TM;Tone Mapping
!TP_LOCALLAB_TM_MASK;Use transmission map
!TP_LOCALLAB_TONEMAPESTOP_TOOLTIP;This slider affects edge sensitivity.\n The greater the value, the more likely a change in contrast will be interpreted as an 'edge'.\n If set to zero the tone mapping will have an effect similar to unsharp masking.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TONEMAPGAM_TOOLTIP;The Gamma slider shifts the tone-mapping effect towards either the shadows or the highlights.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TONEMAPREWEI_TOOLTIP;In some cases tone mapping may result in a cartoonish appearance, and in some rare cases soft but wide halos may appear.\n Increasing the number of reweighting iterates will help fight some of these problems.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TONEMAP_TOOLTIP;Same as the tone mapping tool in the main menu.\nThe main-menu tool must be deactivated if this tool is used.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TONEMASCALE_TOOLTIP;This slider allows you to adjust the transition between 'local' and 'global' contrast.\nThe greater the value, the larger a detail needs to be for it to be boosted.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TONE_TOOLNAME;Tone Mapping
!TP_LOCALLAB_TOOLCOL;Structure mask as tool
!TP_LOCALLAB_TOOLCOLFRMASK_TOOLTIP;Allows you to modify the mask, if one exists.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TOOLMASK;Mask Tools
!TP_LOCALLAB_TOOLMASK_2;Wavelets
!TP_LOCALLAB_TOOLMASK_TOOLTIP;Structure mask (slider) with the checkbox 'Structure mask as tool' checked: in this case a mask showing the structure will be generated after one or more of the 2 curves L(L) or LC(H) has been modified.\n Here, the 'Structure mask' behaves like the other Mask tools : Gamma, Slope, etc.\n It allows you to vary the action on the mask according to the structure of the image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSIT;Transition Gradient
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSITGRAD;Transition differentiation XY
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSITGRAD_TOOLTIP;Allows you to vary the y-axis transition.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSITVALUE;Transition value
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSITWEAK;Transition decay (linear-log)
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSIT_TOOLTIP;Adjust smoothness of transition between affected and unaffected areas as a percentage of the 'radius'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSMISSIONGAIN;Transmission gain
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSMISSIONMAP;Transmission map
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRANSMISSION_TOOLTIP;Transmission according to transmission.\nAbscissa: transmission from negative values (min), mean, and positive values (max).\nOrdinate: amplification or reduction.\nYou can adjust this curve to change the Transmission and reduce artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_TRCFRAME;Tone Response Curve & Midtones
!TP_LOCALLAB_USEMASK;Laplacian
!TP_LOCALLAB_VART;Variance (contrast)
!TP_LOCALLAB_VIBRANCE;Vibrance & Warm/Cool
!TP_LOCALLAB_VIBRA_TOOLTIP;Adjusts vibrance (essentially the same as the global adjustment).\nCarries out the equivalent of a white-balance adjustment using a CIECAM algorithm.
!TP_LOCALLAB_VIB_TOOLNAME;Vibrance & Warm/Cool
!TP_LOCALLAB_VIS_TOOLTIP;<b>Click</b> to show/hide selected Control Spot.\n<b>Ctrl</b>+<b>click</b> to show/hide all Control Spot.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WASDEN_TOOLTIP;Luminance noise reduction: the left-hand side of the curve including the dark-gray/light-gray boundary corresponds to the first 3 levels 0, 1, 2 (fine detail). The right hand side of the curve corresponds to the coarser details (level 3, 4, 5, 6).
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_BALTHRES_TOOLTIP;Balances the action within each level.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_BLURLC_TOOLTIP;The default blur setting affects all 3 L*a* b* components (luminance and colour).\nWhen checked, only luminance is blurred.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_CLARIC_TOOLTIP;'Merge chroma' is used to select the intensity of the desired effect on chrominance.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_CLARIL_TOOLTIP;'Merge luma' is used to select the intensity of the desired effect on luminance.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_CONTCHROMALEV_TOOLTIP;'Chroma levels': adjusts the 'a' and 'b' components of Lab* as a proportion of the luminance value.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_CONTOFFSET_TOOLTIP;Offset modifies the balance between low-contrast and high-contrast details.\nHigh values will amplify contrast changes to the higher-contrast details, whereas low values will amplify contrast changes to low-contrast details.\nBy using a low 'Attenuation response' value you can select which contrast values will be enhanced.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_DELTABAL_TOOLTIP;By moving the slider to the left, the lower levels are accentuated. To the right, the lower levels are reduced and the higher levels accentuated.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_EXPRESID_TOOLTIP;The residual image behaves in the same way as the main image when making adjustments to contrast, chroma etc.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_GRADW_TOOLTIP;The more you move the slider to the right, the more effective the detection algorithm will be and the less noticeable the effects of local contrast.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_LEVELLOCCONTRAST_TOOLTIP;Low to high local contrast from left to right on the x-axis.\nIncreases or decreases local contrast on the y-axis.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_LOCCONTRASTEDG_TOOLTIP;You can adjust the distribution of local contrast by wavelet level based on the initial intensity of the contrast. This will modify the effects of perspective and relief in the image, and/or reduce the contrast values for very low initial contrast levels.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_ORIGLC_TOOLTIP;'Merge only with original image', prevents the 'Wavelet Pyramid' settings from interfering with 'Clarity' and 'Sharp mask'.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_RESIDBLUR_TOOLTIP;Blurs the residual image, independent of the levels.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_RESIDCOMP_TOOLTIP;Compresses the residual image to increase or reduce contrast.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_SIGMALC_TOOLTIP;The effect of the local contrast adjustment is stronger for medium-contrast details and weaker for high and low-contrast details.\n This slider controls how quickly the effect dampens towards the extreme contrasts.\nThe higher the value of the slider, the wider the range of contrasts that will receive the full effect of the local contrast adjustment and the higher the risk of generating artifacts.\nThe lower the value, the more the effect will be pinpointed towards a narrow range of contrast values.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_STRENGTHW_TOOLTIP;Intensity of edge-effect detection.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_STRWAV_TOOLTIP;Allows the local contrast to be varied according to a chosen gradient and angle. The variation of the luminance signal is taken into account and not the luminance.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_THRESHOLDWAV_TOOLTIP;Range of wavelet levels used throughout the Wavelets module.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVBLURCURV_TOOLTIP;Allows you to blur each level of decomposition.\nThe finest to coarsest levels of decomposition are from left to right.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVCBDL_TOOLTIP;Similar to Contrast By Detail Levels. Fine to coarse detail levels from left to right on the x-axis.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVDELTABAL_TOOLTIP;Acts on the balance of the three directions (horizontal, vertical and diagonal) based on the luminance of the image.\nBy default the shadows or highlights are reduced to avoid artifacts.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVESHOW_TOOLTIP;Shows all of the 'Edge sharpness' tools. It is advisable to read the Wavelet Levels documentation.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVLEVELBLUR_TOOLTIP;Allows you to adjust the maximum effect of blurring on the levels.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVSHAPE_TOOLTIP;Low to high local contrast from left to right on the x-axis\nIncrease or decrease local contrast on the y-axis.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAT_WAVTM_TOOLTIP;The lower (negative) part compresses each level of decomposition creating a tone mapping effect.\nThe upper (positive) part attenuates the contrast by level.\nThe finest to coarsest levels of decomposition are from left to right on the x-axis.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAV;Local contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVBLUR_TOOLTIP;Allows you to blur each level of the decomposition, as well as the residual image.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVCOMP;Compression by level
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVCOMPRE;Compression by level
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVCOMPRE_TOOLTIP;Allows you to apply tone mapping or reduce local contrast on individual levels.\nFine to coarse detail levels from left to right on the x-axis.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVCOMP_TOOLTIP;Allows you to apply local contrast based on the direction of the wavelet decomposition : horizontal, vertical, diagonal.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVCON;Contrast by level
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVCONTF_TOOLTIP;Similar to Contrast By Detail Levels. Fine to coarse detail levels from left to right on the x-axis.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVDEN;Luminance denoise
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVE;Wavelets
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVEDG;Local contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVEEDG_TOOLTIP;Improves sharpness by targeting the action of local contrast on the edges. It has the same functions as the corresponding module in Wavelet Levels and uses the same settings.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVEMASK_LEVEL_TOOLTIP;Range of wavelet levels used in 'Local contrast' (by wavelet level).
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVGRAD_TOOLTIP;Allows the local contrast to be varied according to a chosen gradient and angle. The variation of the luminance signal is taken into account and not the luminance.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVHUE_TOOLTIP;Allows you to reduce or increase the denoise based on hue.
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVLEV;Blur by level
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVMASK;Local contrast
!TP_LOCALLAB_WAVMASK_TOOLTIP;Uses wavelets to modify the local contrast of the mask and reinforce or reduce the structure (skin, buildings, etc.).
!TP_LOCALLAB_WEDIANHI;Median Hi
!TP_LOCALLAB_WHITE_EV;White Ev
!TP_LOCALLAB_ZCAMFRA;ZCAM Image Adjustments
!TP_LOCALLAB_ZCAMTHRES;Retrieve high datas
!TP_LOCAL_HEIGHT;Bottom
!TP_LOCAL_HEIGHT_T;Top
!TP_LOCAL_WIDTH;Right
!TP_LOCAL_WIDTH_L;Left
!TP_LOCRETI_METHOD_TOOLTIP;Low = Reinforce low light.\nUniform = Evenly distributed.\nHigh = Reinforce strong light.
!TP_METADATA_EDIT;Apply modifications
!TP_METADATA_MODE;Metadata copy mode
!TP_METADATA_STRIP;Strip all metadata
!TP_METADATA_TUNNEL;Copy unchanged
!TP_NEUTRAL;Reset
!TP_NEUTRAL_TOOLTIP;Resets exposure sliders to neutral values.\nApplies to the same controls that Auto Levels applies to, regardless of whether you used Auto Levels or not.
!TP_PCVIGNETTE_FEATHER;Feather
!TP_PCVIGNETTE_LABEL;Vignette Filter
!TP_PCVIGNETTE_ROUNDNESS;Roundness
!TP_PCVIGNETTE_ROUNDNESS_TOOLTIP;Roundness:\n0 = rectangle,\n50 = fitted ellipse,\n100 = circle.
!TP_PCVIGNETTE_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_PCVIGNETTE_STRENGTH_TOOLTIP;Filter strength in stops (reached in corners).
!TP_PDSHARPENING_LABEL;Capture Sharpening
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_CROP_FACTOR;Crop factor
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_FOCAL_LENGTH;Focal length
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_FRAME;Correction
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_PITCH;Vertical
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_ROLL;Rotation
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_SHIFT_HORIZONTAL;Horizontal shift
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_SHIFT_VERTICAL;Vertical shift
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CAMERA_YAW;Horizontal
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CONTROL_LINES;Control lines
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CONTROL_LINES_TOOLTIP;<b>Ctrl</b>+<b>drag</b>: Draw new line\n<b>Right-click</b>: Delete line
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_CONTROL_LINE_APPLY_INVALID_TOOLTIP;At least two horizontal or two vertical control lines required.
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_HORIZONTAL;Horizontal
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_LABEL;Perspective
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_METHOD;Method
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_METHOD_CAMERA_BASED;Camera-based
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_METHOD_SIMPLE;Simple
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_POST_CORRECTION_ADJUSTMENT_FRAME;Post-correction adjustment
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION_PITCH;Vertical
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION_ROTATE;Rotation
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION_SHIFT_HORIZONTAL;Horizontal shift
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION_SHIFT_VERTICAL;Vertical shift
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_PROJECTION_YAW;Horizontal
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_RECOVERY_FRAME;Recovery
!TP_PERSPECTIVE_VERTICAL;Vertical
!TP_PFCURVE_CURVEEDITOR_CH;Hue
!TP_PREPROCESS_DEADPIXFILT;Dead pixel filter
!TP_PREPROCESS_DEADPIXFILT_TOOLTIP;Tries to suppress dead pixels.
!TP_PREPROCESS_GREENEQUIL;Green equilibration
!TP_PREPROCESS_HOTPIXFILT;Hot pixel filter
!TP_PREPROCESS_HOTPIXFILT_TOOLTIP;Tries to suppress hot pixels.
!TP_PREPROCESS_LABEL;Preprocessing
!TP_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE;Line noise filter
!TP_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE_DIRECTION;Direction
!TP_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE_DIRECTION_BOTH;Both
!TP_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE_DIRECTION_HORIZONTAL;Horizontal
!TP_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE_DIRECTION_PDAF_LINES;Horizontal only on PDAF rows
!TP_PREPROCESS_LINEDENOISE_DIRECTION_VERTICAL;Vertical
!TP_PREPROCESS_NO_FOUND;None found
!TP_PREPROCESS_PDAFLINESFILTER;PDAF lines filter
!TP_PREPROCWB_LABEL;Preprocess White Balance
!TP_PREPROCWB_MODE;Mode
!TP_PREPROCWB_MODE_AUTO;Auto
!TP_PREPROCWB_MODE_CAMERA;Camera
!TP_PRSHARPENING_LABEL;Post-Resize Sharpening
!TP_PRSHARPENING_TOOLTIP;Sharpens the image after resizing. Only works when the 'Lanczos' resizing method is used. It is impossible to preview the effects of this tool. See RawPedia for usage instructions.
!TP_RAWCACORR_AUTO;Auto-correction
!TP_RAWCACORR_AUTOIT;Iterations
!TP_RAWCACORR_AUTOIT_TOOLTIP;This setting is available if 'Auto-correction' is checked.\nAuto-correction is conservative, meaning that it often does not correct all chromatic aberration.\nTo correct the remaining chromatic aberration, you can use up to five iterations of automatic chromatic aberration correction.\nEach iteration will reduce the remaining chromatic aberration from the last iteration at the cost of additional processing time.
!TP_RAWCACORR_CABLUE;Blue
!TP_RAWCACORR_CARED;Red
!TP_RAWCACORR_LABEL;Chromatic Aberration Correction
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_0;Green 1 (lead)
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_1;Red
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_2;Blue
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_3;Green 2
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_BLUE;Blue
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_GREEN;Green
!TP_RAWEXPOS_BLACK_RED;Red
!TP_RAWEXPOS_LINEAR;White-point correction
!TP_RAWEXPOS_RGB;Red, Green, Blue
!TP_RAWEXPOS_TWOGREEN;Link greens
!TP_RAW_1PASSMEDIUM;1-pass (Markesteijn)
!TP_RAW_2PASS;1-pass+fast
!TP_RAW_3PASSBEST;3-pass (Markesteijn)
!TP_RAW_4PASS;3-pass+fast
!TP_RAW_AHD;AHD
!TP_RAW_AMAZE;AMaZE
!TP_RAW_AMAZEBILINEAR;AMaZE+Bilinear
!TP_RAW_AMAZEVNG4;AMaZE+VNG4
!TP_RAW_BORDER;Border
!TP_RAW_DCB;DCB
!TP_RAW_DCBBILINEAR;DCB+Bilinear
!TP_RAW_DCBENHANCE;DCB enhancement
!TP_RAW_DCBITERATIONS;Number of DCB iterations
!TP_RAW_DCBVNG4;DCB+VNG4
!TP_RAW_DMETHOD;Method
!TP_RAW_DMETHOD_PROGRESSBAR;%1 demosaicing...
!TP_RAW_DMETHOD_PROGRESSBAR_REFINE;Demosaicing refinement...
!TP_RAW_DMETHOD_TOOLTIP;Note: IGV and LMMSE are dedicated to high ISO images to aid in noise reduction without leading to maze patterns, posterization or a washed-out look.\nPixel Shift is for Pentax/Sony Pixel Shift files. It falls back to AMaZE for non-Pixel Shift files.
!TP_RAW_DUALDEMOSAICAUTOCONTRAST;Auto threshold
!TP_RAW_DUALDEMOSAICAUTOCONTRAST_TOOLTIP;If the checkbox is checked (recommended), RawTherapee calculates an optimum value based on flat regions in the image.\nIf there is no flat region in the image or the image is too noisy, the value will be set to 0.\nTo set the value manually, uncheck the checkbox first (reasonable values depend on the image).
!TP_RAW_DUALDEMOSAICCONTRAST;Contrast threshold
!TP_RAW_EAHD;EAHD
!TP_RAW_FAST;Fast
!TP_RAW_HD;Threshold
!TP_RAW_HD_TOOLTIP;Lower values make hot/dead pixel detection more aggressive, but false positives may lead to artifacts. If you notice any artifacts appearing when enabling the Hot/Dead Pixel Filters, gradually increase the threshold value until they disappear.
!TP_RAW_HPHD;HPHD
!TP_RAW_IGV;IGV
!TP_RAW_IMAGENUM;Sub-image
!TP_RAW_IMAGENUM_SN;SN mode
!TP_RAW_IMAGENUM_TOOLTIP;Some raw files consist of several sub-images (Pentax/Sony Pixel Shift, Pentax 3-in-1 HDR, Canon Dual Pixel, Fuji EXR).\n\nWhen using any demosaicing method other than Pixel Shift, this selects which sub-image is used.\n\nWhen using the Pixel Shift demosaicing method on a Pixel Shift raw, all sub-images are used, and this selects which sub-image should be used for moving parts.
!TP_RAW_LABEL;Demosaicing
!TP_RAW_LMMSE;LMMSE
!TP_RAW_LMMSEITERATIONS;LMMSE enhancement steps
!TP_RAW_LMMSE_TOOLTIP;Adds gamma (step 1), median (steps 2-4) and refinement (steps 5-6) to reduce artifacts and improve the signal-to-noise ratio.
!TP_RAW_MONO;Mono
!TP_RAW_NONE;None (Shows sensor pattern)
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFT;Pixel Shift
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTAVERAGE;Use average for moving parts
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTAVERAGE_TOOLTIP;Use average of all frames instead of selected frame for regions with motion.\nGives motion effect on slow moving (overlapping) objects.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTBLUR;Blur motion mask
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTDMETHOD;Demosaic method for motion
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTEPERISO;Sensitivity
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTEPERISO_TOOLTIP;The default value of 0 should work fine for base ISO.\nHigher values increase sensitivity of motion detection.\nChange in small steps and watch the motion mask while changing.\nIncrease sensitivity for underexposed or high ISO images.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTEQUALBRIGHT;Equalize brightness of frames
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTEQUALBRIGHTCHANNEL;Equalize per channel
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTEQUALBRIGHTCHANNEL_TOOLTIP;Enabled: Equalize the RGB channels individually.\nDisabled: Use same equalization factor for all channels.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTGREEN;Check green channel for motion
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTHOLEFILL;Fill holes in motion mask
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTHOLEFILL_TOOLTIP;Fill holes in motion mask.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTMEDIAN;Use median for moving parts
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTMEDIAN_TOOLTIP;Use median of all frames instead of selected frame for regions with motion.\nRemoves objects which are at different places in all frames.\nGives motion effect on slow moving (overlapping) objects.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTMM_AUTO;Automatic
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTMM_CUSTOM;Custom
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTMM_OFF;Off
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTMOTIONMETHOD;Motion Correction
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTNONGREENCROSS;Check red/blue channels for motion
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSHOWMOTION;Show motion mask
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSHOWMOTIONMASKONLY;Show only motion mask
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSHOWMOTIONMASKONLY_TOOLTIP;Shows the motion mask without the image.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSHOWMOTION_TOOLTIP;Overlays the image with a green mask showing the regions with motion.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSIGMA;Blur radius
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSIGMA_TOOLTIP;The default radius of 1.0 usually fits well for base ISO.\nIncrease the value for high ISO shots, 5.0 is a good starting point.\nWatch the motion mask while changing the value.
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSMOOTH;Smooth transitions
!TP_RAW_PIXELSHIFTSMOOTH_TOOLTIP;Smooth transitions between areas with motion and areas without.\nSet to 0 to disable transition smoothing.\nSet to 1 to either get the AMaZE/LMMSE result of the selected frame (depending on whether 'Use LMMSE' is selected), or the median of all four frames if 'Use median' is selected.
!TP_RAW_RCD;RCD
!TP_RAW_RCDBILINEAR;RCD+Bilinear
!TP_RAW_RCDVNG4;RCD+VNG4
!TP_RAW_SENSOR_BAYER_LABEL;Sensor with Bayer Matrix
!TP_RAW_SENSOR_XTRANS_DMETHOD_TOOLTIP;3-pass gives best results (recommended for low ISO images).\n1-pass is almost undistinguishable from 3-pass for high ISO images and is faster.\n+fast gives less artifacts in flat areas.
!TP_RAW_SENSOR_XTRANS_LABEL;Sensor with X-Trans Matrix
!TP_RAW_VNG4;VNG4
!TP_RAW_XTRANS;X-Trans
!TP_RAW_XTRANSFAST;Fast X-Trans
!TP_RESIZE_ALLOW_UPSCALING;Allow Upscaling
!TP_RESIZE_APPLIESTO;Applies to:
!TP_RESIZE_CROPPEDAREA;Cropped Area
!TP_RESIZE_FITBOX;Bounding Box
!TP_RESIZE_FULLIMAGE;Full Image
!TP_RESIZE_H;Height:
!TP_RESIZE_HEIGHT;Height
!TP_RESIZE_LABEL;Resize
!TP_RESIZE_LANCZOS;Lanczos
!TP_RESIZE_LE;Long Edge:
!TP_RESIZE_LONG;Long Edge
!TP_RESIZE_METHOD;Method:
!TP_RESIZE_NEAREST;Nearest
!TP_RESIZE_SCALE;Scale
!TP_RESIZE_SE;Short Edge:
!TP_RESIZE_SHORT;Short Edge
!TP_RESIZE_SPECIFY;Specify:
!TP_RESIZE_W;Width:
!TP_RESIZE_WIDTH;Width
!TP_RETINEX_CONTEDIT_HSL;HSL histogram
!TP_RETINEX_CONTEDIT_LAB;L*a*b* histogram
!TP_RETINEX_CONTEDIT_LH;Hue
!TP_RETINEX_CONTEDIT_MAP;Equalizer
!TP_RETINEX_CURVEEDITOR_CD;L=f(L)
!TP_RETINEX_CURVEEDITOR_CD_TOOLTIP;Luminance according to luminance L=f(L)\nCorrect raw data to reduce halos and artifacts.
!TP_RETINEX_CURVEEDITOR_LH;Strength=f(H)
!TP_RETINEX_CURVEEDITOR_LH_TOOLTIP;Strength according to hue Strength=f(H)\nThis curve also acts on chroma when using the 'Highlight' retinex method.
!TP_RETINEX_CURVEEDITOR_MAP;L=f(L)
!TP_RETINEX_CURVEEDITOR_MAP_TOOLTIP;This curve can be applied alone or with a Gaussian mask or wavelet mask.\nBeware of artifacts!
!TP_RETINEX_EQUAL;Equalizer
!TP_RETINEX_FREEGAMMA;Free gamma
!TP_RETINEX_GAIN;Gain
!TP_RETINEX_GAINOFFS;Gain and Offset (brightness)
!TP_RETINEX_GAINTRANSMISSION;Gain transmission
!TP_RETINEX_GAINTRANSMISSION_TOOLTIP;Increase or reduce the transmission map to achieve the desired luminance. The x-axis is the transmission. The y-axis is the gain.
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA;Gamma
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA_FREE;Free
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA_HIGH;High
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA_LOW;Low
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA_MID;Middle
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA_NONE;None
!TP_RETINEX_GAMMA_TOOLTIP;Restore tones by applying gamma before and after Retinex. Different from Retinex curves or others curves (Lab, Exposure, etc.).
!TP_RETINEX_GRAD;Transmission gradient
!TP_RETINEX_GRADS;Strength gradient
!TP_RETINEX_GRADS_TOOLTIP;If slider at 0, all iterations are identical.\nIf > 0 Strength is reduced when iterations increase, and conversely.
!TP_RETINEX_GRAD_TOOLTIP;If slider at 0, all iterations are identical.\nIf > 0 Variance and Threshold are reduced when iterations increase, and conversely.
!TP_RETINEX_HIGH;High
!TP_RETINEX_HIGHLIG;Highlight
!TP_RETINEX_HIGHLIGHT;Highlight threshold
!TP_RETINEX_HIGHLIGHT_TOOLTIP;Increase action of High algorithm.\nMay require you to re-adjust 'Neighboring pixels' and to increase the 'White-point correction' in the Raw tab -> Raw White Points tool.
!TP_RETINEX_HSLSPACE_LIN;HSL-Linear
!TP_RETINEX_HSLSPACE_LOG;HSL-Logarithmic
!TP_RETINEX_ITER;Iterations (Tone-mapping)
!TP_RETINEX_ITERF;Tone mapping
!TP_RETINEX_ITER_TOOLTIP;Simulate a tone-mapping operator.\nHigh values increase the processing time.
!TP_RETINEX_LABEL;Retinex
!TP_RETINEX_LABEL_MASK;Mask
!TP_RETINEX_LABSPACE;L*a*b*
!TP_RETINEX_LOW;Low
!TP_RETINEX_MAP;Method
!TP_RETINEX_MAP_GAUS;Gaussian mask
!TP_RETINEX_MAP_MAPP;Sharp mask (wavelet partial)
!TP_RETINEX_MAP_MAPT;Sharp mask (wavelet total)
!TP_RETINEX_MAP_METHOD_TOOLTIP;Use the mask generated by the Gaussian function above (Radius, Method) to reduce halos and artifacts.\n\nCurve only: apply a diagonal contrast curve on the mask.\nBeware of artifacts!\n\nGaussian mask: generate and use a Gaussian blur of the original mask.\nQuick.\n\nSharp mask: generate and use a wavelet on the original mask.\nSlow.
!TP_RETINEX_MAP_NONE;None
!TP_RETINEX_MEDIAN;Transmission median filter
!TP_RETINEX_METHOD;Method
!TP_RETINEX_METHOD_TOOLTIP;Low = Reinforce low light.\nUniform = Equalize action.\nHigh = Reinforce high light.\nHighlights = Remove magenta in highlights.
!TP_RETINEX_MLABEL;Restored data Min=%1 Max=%2
!TP_RETINEX_MLABEL_TOOLTIP;The values should be close to Min=0 Max=32768 (log mode) but other values are possible.You can adjust 'Clip restored data (gain)' and 'Offset' to normalize.\nRecovers image data without blending.
!TP_RETINEX_NEIGHBOR;Radius
!TP_RETINEX_NEUTRAL;Reset
!TP_RETINEX_NEUTRAL_TOOLTIP;Reset all sliders and curves to their default values.
!TP_RETINEX_OFFSET;Offset (brightness)
!TP_RETINEX_SCALES;Gaussian gradient
!TP_RETINEX_SCALES_TOOLTIP;If slider at 0, all iterations are identical.\nIf > 0 Scale and radius are reduced when iterations increase, and conversely.
!TP_RETINEX_SETTINGS;Settings
!TP_RETINEX_SKAL;Scale
!TP_RETINEX_SLOPE;Free gamma slope
!TP_RETINEX_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_RETINEX_THRESHOLD;Threshold
!TP_RETINEX_THRESHOLD_TOOLTIP;Limits in/out.\nIn = image source,\nOut = image gauss.
!TP_RETINEX_TLABEL;TM Datas Min=%1 Max=%2 Mean=%3 Sigma=%4
!TP_RETINEX_TLABEL2;TM Effective Tm=%1 TM=%2
!TP_RETINEX_TLABEL_TOOLTIP;ransmission map result.\nMin and Max are used by Variance.\nTm=Min TM=Max of Transmission Map.\nYou can normalize the results with the threshold slider.
!TP_RETINEX_TRANF;Transmission
!TP_RETINEX_TRANSMISSION;Transmission map
!TP_RETINEX_TRANSMISSION_TOOLTIP;Transmission according to transmission.\nAbscissa: transmission from negative values (min), mean, and positives values (max).\nOrdinate: amplification or reduction.
!TP_RETINEX_UNIFORM;Uniform
!TP_RETINEX_VARIANCE;Contrast
!TP_RETINEX_VARIANCE_TOOLTIP;Low variance increase local contrast and saturation, but can lead to artifacts.
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW;Process
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW_MASK;Mask
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW_METHOD_TOOLTIP;Standard - Normal display.\nMask - Displays the mask.\nUnsharp mask - Displays the image with a high radius unsharp mask.\nTransmission - Auto/Fixed - Displays the file transmission-map, before any action on contrast and brightness.\n\nAttention: the mask does not correspond to reality, but is amplified to make it more visible.
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW_NONE;Standard
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW_TRAN;Transmission - Auto
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW_TRAN2;Transmission - Fixed
!TP_RETINEX_VIEW_UNSHARP;Unsharp mask
!TP_RGBCURVES_BLUE;B
!TP_RGBCURVES_CHANNEL;Channel
!TP_RGBCURVES_GREEN;G
!TP_RGBCURVES_LABEL;RGB Curves
!TP_RGBCURVES_LUMAMODE;Luminosity mode
!TP_RGBCURVES_RED;R
!TP_ROTATE_DEGREE;Degree
!TP_ROTATE_LABEL;Rotate
!TP_ROTATE_SELECTLINE;Select Straight Line
!TP_SAVEDIALOG_OK_TOOLTIP;Shortcut: <b>Ctrl-Enter</b>
!TP_SHADOWSHLIGHTS_HIGHLIGHTS;Highlights
!TP_SHADOWSHLIGHTS_HLTONALW;Highlights tonal width
!TP_SHADOWSHLIGHTS_LABEL;Shadows/Highlights
!TP_SHADOWSHLIGHTS_RADIUS;Radius
!TP_SHADOWSHLIGHTS_SHADOWS;Shadows
!TP_SHADOWSHLIGHTS_SHTONALW;Shadows tonal width
!TP_SHARPENEDGE_AMOUNT;Quantity
!TP_SHARPENEDGE_LABEL;Edges
!TP_SHARPENEDGE_PASSES;Iterations
!TP_SHARPENEDGE_THREE;Luminance only
!TP_SHARPENING_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_SHARPENING_BLUR;Blur radius
!TP_SHARPENING_CONTRAST;Contrast threshold
!TP_SHARPENING_EDRADIUS;Radius
!TP_SHARPENING_EDTOLERANCE;Edge tolerance
!TP_SHARPENING_HALOCONTROL;Halo control
!TP_SHARPENING_HCAMOUNT;Amount
!TP_SHARPENING_ITERCHECK;Auto limit iterations
!TP_SHARPENING_LABEL;Sharpening
!TP_SHARPENING_METHOD;Method
!TP_SHARPENING_ONLYEDGES;Sharpen only edges
!TP_SHARPENING_RADIUS;Radius
!TP_SHARPENING_RADIUS_BOOST;Corner radius boost
!TP_SHARPENING_RLD;RL Deconvolution
!TP_SHARPENING_RLD_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_SHARPENING_RLD_DAMPING;Damping
!TP_SHARPENING_RLD_ITERATIONS;Iterations
!TP_SHARPENING_THRESHOLD;Threshold
!TP_SHARPENING_USM;Unsharp Mask
!TP_SHARPENMICRO_AMOUNT;Quantity
!TP_SHARPENMICRO_CONTRAST;Contrast threshold
!TP_SHARPENMICRO_LABEL;Microcontrast
!TP_SHARPENMICRO_MATRIX;3×3 matrix instead of 5×5
!TP_SHARPENMICRO_UNIFORMITY;Uniformity
!TP_SOFTLIGHT_LABEL;Soft Light
!TP_SOFTLIGHT_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_SPOT_COUNTLABEL;%1 point(s)
!TP_SPOT_DEFAULT_SIZE;Default spot size
!TP_SPOT_ENTRYCHANGED;Point changed
!TP_SPOT_LABEL;Spot Removal
!TP_TM_FATTAL_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_TM_FATTAL_ANCHOR;Anchor
!TP_TM_FATTAL_LABEL;Dynamic Range Compression
!TP_TM_FATTAL_THRESHOLD;Detail
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_BANDS;Bands
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_BAND_0;Blacks
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_BAND_1;Shadows
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_BAND_2;Midtones
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_BAND_3;Highlights
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_BAND_4;Whites
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_DETAIL;Regularization
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_LABEL;Tone Equalizer
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_PIVOT;Pivot (Ev)
!TP_TONE_EQUALIZER_SHOW_COLOR_MAP;Show tonal map
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES;HH
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES_LABEL;Skin-tones
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES_RANGE1;Red/Purple
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES_RANGE2;Red
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES_RANGE3;Red/Yellow
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES_RANGE4;Yellow
!TP_VIBRANCE_CURVEEDITOR_SKINTONES_TOOLTIP;Hue according to hue H=f(H).
!TP_VIBRANCE_LABEL;Vibrance
!TP_VIBRANCE_PASTELS;Pastel tones
!TP_VIBRANCE_PASTSATTOG;Link pastel and saturated tones
!TP_VIBRANCE_PROTECTSKINS;Protect skin-tones
!TP_VIBRANCE_PSTHRESHOLD;Pastel/saturated tones threshold
!TP_VIBRANCE_PSTHRESHOLD_SATTHRESH;Saturation threshold
!TP_VIBRANCE_PSTHRESHOLD_TOOLTIP;The vertical axis represents pastel tones at the bottom and saturated tones at the top.\nThe horizontal axis represents the saturation range.
!TP_VIBRANCE_PSTHRESHOLD_WEIGTHING;Pastel/saturated transition's weighting
!TP_VIBRANCE_SATURATED;Saturated Tones
!TP_VIGNETTING_AMOUNT;Amount
!TP_VIGNETTING_LABEL;Vignetting Correction
!TP_VIGNETTING_RADIUS;Radius
!TP_VIGNETTING_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_WAVELET_1;Level 1
!TP_WAVELET_2;Level 2
!TP_WAVELET_3;Level 3
!TP_WAVELET_4;Level 4
!TP_WAVELET_5;Level 5
!TP_WAVELET_6;Level 6
!TP_WAVELET_7;Level 7
!TP_WAVELET_8;Level 8
!TP_WAVELET_9;Level 9
!TP_WAVELET_APPLYTO;Apply to
!TP_WAVELET_B0;Black
!TP_WAVELET_B1;Gray
!TP_WAVELET_B2;Residual
!TP_WAVELET_BACKGROUND;Background
!TP_WAVELET_BACUR;Curve
!TP_WAVELET_BALANCE;Contrast balance d/v-h
!TP_WAVELET_BALANCE_TOOLTIP;Alters the balance between the wavelet directions: vertical-horizontal and diagonal.\nIf contrast, chroma or residual tone mapping are activated, the effect due to balance is amplified.
!TP_WAVELET_BALCHRO;Chroma balance
!TP_WAVELET_BALCHRO_TOOLTIP;If enabled, the 'Contrast balance' curve or slider also modifies chroma balance.
!TP_WAVELET_BALLUM;Denoise equalizer White-Black
!TP_WAVELET_BANONE;None
!TP_WAVELET_BASLI;Slider
!TP_WAVELET_BATYPE;Contrast balance method
!TP_WAVELET_BL;Blur levels
!TP_WAVELET_BLCURVE;Blur by levels
!TP_WAVELET_BLURFRAME;Blur
!TP_WAVELET_BLUWAV;Attenuation response
!TP_WAVELET_CB_TOOLTIP;With high values you can create special effects, similar to those achieved with the Chroma Module, but focused on the residual image\nWith moderate values you can manually correct the white balance.
!TP_WAVELET_CCURVE;Local contrast
!TP_WAVELET_CH1;Whole chroma range
!TP_WAVELET_CH2;Saturated/pastel
!TP_WAVELET_CH3;Link contrast levels
!TP_WAVELET_CHCU;Curve
!TP_WAVELET_CHR;Chroma-contrast link strength
!TP_WAVELET_CHRO;Saturated/pastel threshold
!TP_WAVELET_CHROFRAME;Denoise chrominance
!TP_WAVELET_CHROMAFRAME;Chroma
!TP_WAVELET_CHROMCO;Chrominance Coarse
!TP_WAVELET_CHROMFI;Chrominance Fine
!TP_WAVELET_CHRWAV;Blur chroma
!TP_WAVELET_CHR_TOOLTIP;Adjusts chroma as a function of 'contrast levels' and 'chroma-contrast link strength'.
!TP_WAVELET_CHSL;Sliders
!TP_WAVELET_CHTYPE;Chrominance method
!TP_WAVELET_CLA;Clarity
!TP_WAVELET_CLARI;Sharp-mask and Clarity
!TP_WAVELET_COLORT;Opacity red-green
!TP_WAVELET_COMPCONT;Contrast
!TP_WAVELET_COMPEXPERT;Advanced
!TP_WAVELET_COMPGAMMA;Compression gamma
!TP_WAVELET_COMPGAMMA_TOOLTIP;Adjusting the gamma of the residual image allows you to equilibrate the data and histogram.
!TP_WAVELET_COMPLEXLAB;Complexity
!TP_WAVELET_COMPLEX_TOOLTIP;Standard: shows a reduced set of tools suitable for most processing operations.\nAdvanced: shows the complete set of tools for advanced processing operations.
!TP_WAVELET_COMPNORMAL;Standard
!TP_WAVELET_COMPTM;Tone mapping
!TP_WAVELET_CONTEDIT;'After' contrast curve
!TP_WAVELET_CONTFRAME;Contrast - Compression
!TP_WAVELET_CONTR;Gamut
!TP_WAVELET_CONTRA;Contrast
!TP_WAVELET_CONTRAST_MINUS;Contrast -
!TP_WAVELET_CONTRAST_PLUS;Contrast +
!TP_WAVELET_CONTRA_TOOLTIP;Changes the residual image contrast.
!TP_WAVELET_CTYPE;Chrominance control
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_BL_TOOLTIP;Disabled if zoom > about 300%.
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_CC_TOOLTIP;Modifies local contrast as a function of the original local contrast (abscissa).\nLow abscissa values represent small local contrast (real values about 10..20).\n50% abscissa represents average local contrast (real value about 100..300).\n66% abscissa represents standard deviation of local contrast (real value about 300..800).\n100% abscissa represents maximum local contrast (real value about 3000..8000).
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_CH;Contrast levels=f(Hue)
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_CH_TOOLTIP;Modifies each level's contrast as a function of hue.\nTake care not to overwrite changes made with the Gamut sub-tool's hue controls.\nThe curve will only have an effect when wavelet contrast level sliders are non-zero.
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_CL;L
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_CL_TOOLTIP;Applies a final contrast-luminance curve at the end of the wavelet processing.
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_HH;HH
!TP_WAVELET_CURVEEDITOR_HH_TOOLTIP;Modifies the residual image hue as a function of hue.
!TP_WAVELET_DALL;All directions
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB;Edge performance
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB2;D2 - low
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB4;D4 - standard
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB6;D6 - standard plus
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB10;D10 - medium
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB14;D14 - high
!TP_WAVELET_DAUBLOCAL;Wavelet Edge performance
!TP_WAVELET_DAUB_TOOLTIP;Changes Daubechies coefficients:\nD4 = Standard,\nD14 = Often best performance, 10% more time-intensive.\n\nAffects edge detection as well as the general quality of the first levels. However the quality is not strictly related to this coefficient and can vary depending on image and use.
!TP_WAVELET_DEN5THR;Guided threshold
!TP_WAVELET_DENCURV;Curve
!TP_WAVELET_DENL;Correction structure
!TP_WAVELET_DENLH;Guided threshold levels 1-4
!TP_WAVELET_DENLOCAL_TOOLTIP;Use a curve in order to guide the denoising according to the local contrast.\nThe areas are denoised, the structures are maintained.
!TP_WAVELET_DENMIX_TOOLTIP;The local-contrast reference value used by the guided filter.\nDepending on the image, results can vary depending on whether the noise is measured before or after the noise reduction. These four choices allow you to take into account various combinations of the original and modified (denoised) images to find the best compromise.
!TP_WAVELET_DENOISE;Guide curve based on Local contrast
!TP_WAVELET_DENOISEGUID;Guided threshold based on hue
!TP_WAVELET_DENOISEH;High levels Curve Local contrast
!TP_WAVELET_DENOISEHUE;Denoise hue equalizer
!TP_WAVELET_DENQUA;Mode
!TP_WAVELET_DENSIGMA_TOOLTIP;Adapts the shape of the guide.
!TP_WAVELET_DENSLI;Slider
!TP_WAVELET_DENSLILAB;Method
!TP_WAVELET_DENWAVGUID_TOOLTIP;Uses hue to reduce or increase the action of the guided filter.
!TP_WAVELET_DETEND;Details
!TP_WAVELET_DIRFRAME;Directional contrast
!TP_WAVELET_DONE;Vertical
!TP_WAVELET_DTHR;Diagonal
!TP_WAVELET_DTWO;Horizontal
!TP_WAVELET_EDCU;Curve
!TP_WAVELET_EDEFFECT;Attenuation response
!TP_WAVELET_EDEFFECT_TOOLTIP;This slider selects the range of contrast values that will receive the full effect of any adjustment.
!TP_WAVELET_EDGCONT;Local contrast
!TP_WAVELET_EDGCONT_TOOLTIP;Adjusting the points to the left decreases contrast, and to the right increases it.\nBottom-left, top-left, top-right and bottom-right represent respectively local contrast for low values, mean, mean+std. dev. and maxima.
!TP_WAVELET_EDGE;Edge sharpness
!TP_WAVELET_EDGEAMPLI;Base amplification
!TP_WAVELET_EDGEDETECT;Gradient sensitivity
!TP_WAVELET_EDGEDETECTTHR;Threshold low (noise)
!TP_WAVELET_EDGEDETECTTHR2;Edge enhancement
!TP_WAVELET_EDGEDETECTTHR_TOOLTIP;This slider sets a threshold below which finer details won't be considered as an edge.
!TP_WAVELET_EDGEDETECT_TOOLTIP;Moving the slider to the right increases edge sensitivity. This affects local contrast, edge settings and noise.
!TP_WAVELET_EDGESENSI;Edge sensitivity
!TP_WAVELET_EDGREINF_TOOLTIP;Reinforce or reduce the action of the first level, do the opposite to the second level, and leave the rest unchanged.
!TP_WAVELET_EDGTHRESH;Detail
!TP_WAVELET_EDRAD;Radius
!TP_WAVELET_EDRAD_TOOLTIP;This adjustment controls the local enhancement. A value of zero still has an effect.
!TP_WAVELET_EDSL;Threshold sliders
!TP_WAVELET_EDTYPE;Local contrast method
!TP_WAVELET_EDVAL;Strength
!TP_WAVELET_FINAL;Final Touchup
!TP_WAVELET_FINCFRAME;Final local contrast
!TP_WAVELET_FINEST;Finest
!TP_WAVELET_FINTHR_TOOLTIP;Uses local contrast to reduce or increase the action of the guided filter.
!TP_WAVELET_GUIDFRAME;Final smoothing (guided filter)
!TP_WAVELET_HIGHLIGHT;Finer levels luminance range
!TP_WAVELET_HS1;Whole luminance range
!TP_WAVELET_HS2;Selective luminance range
!TP_WAVELET_HUESKIN;Skin hue
!TP_WAVELET_HUESKIN_TOOLTIP;The bottom points set the beginning of the transition zone, and the upper points the end of it, where the effect is at its maximum.\n\nIf you need to move the area significantly, or if there are artifacts, then the <b>white balance is incorrect</b>.
!TP_WAVELET_HUESKY;Hue range
!TP_WAVELET_HUESKY_TOOLTIP;The bottom points set the beginning of the transition zone, and the upper points the end of it, where the effect is at its maximum.\n\nIf you need to move the area significantly, or if there are artifacts, then the <b>white balance is incorrect</b>.
!TP_WAVELET_ITER;Delta balance levels
!TP_WAVELET_ITER_TOOLTIP;Left: increase low levels and reduce high levels,\nRight: reduce low levels and increase high levels.
!TP_WAVELET_LABEL;Wavelet levels
!TP_WAVELET_LABGRID_VALUES;High(a)=%1 High(b)=%2\nLow(a)=%3 Low(b)=%4
!TP_WAVELET_LARGEST;Coarsest
!TP_WAVELET_LEVCH;Chroma
!TP_WAVELET_LEVDEN;Level 5-6 denoise
!TP_WAVELET_LEVDIR_ALL;All levels, in all directions
!TP_WAVELET_LEVDIR_INF;Finer detail levels, including selected level
!TP_WAVELET_LEVDIR_ONE;One level
!TP_WAVELET_LEVDIR_SUP;Coarser detail levels, excluding selected level
!TP_WAVELET_LEVELHIGH;Radius 5-6
!TP_WAVELET_LEVELLOW;Radius 1-4
!TP_WAVELET_LEVELS;Wavelet levels
!TP_WAVELET_LEVELSIGM;Radius
!TP_WAVELET_LEVELS_TOOLTIP;Choose the number of wavelet decomposition levels for the image.\nMore levels require more RAM and require a longer processing time.
!TP_WAVELET_LEVF;Contrast
!TP_WAVELET_LEVFOUR;Level 5-6 denoise and guided threshold
!TP_WAVELET_LEVLABEL;Preview maximum possible levels = %1
!TP_WAVELET_LEVONE;Level 2
!TP_WAVELET_LEVTHRE;Level 4
!TP_WAVELET_LEVTWO;Level 3
!TP_WAVELET_LEVZERO;Level 1
!TP_WAVELET_LIMDEN;Interaction levels 5-6 on levels 1-4
!TP_WAVELET_LINKEDG;Link to Edge Sharpness Strength
!TP_WAVELET_LIPST;Enhanced algoritm
!TP_WAVELET_LOWLIGHT;Coarser levels luminance range
!TP_WAVELET_LOWTHR_TOOLTIP;Prevents amplification of fine textures and noise.
!TP_WAVELET_MEDGREINF;First level
!TP_WAVELET_MEDI;Reduce artifacts in blue sky
!TP_WAVELET_MEDILEV;Edge detection
!TP_WAVELET_MEDILEV_TOOLTIP;When you enable Edge Detection, it is recommanded:\n- to disabled low contrast levels to avoid artifacts,\n- to use high values of gradient sensitivity.\n\nYou can modulate the strength with 'refine' from Denoise and Refine.
!TP_WAVELET_MERGEC;Merge chroma
!TP_WAVELET_MERGEL;Merge luma
!TP_WAVELET_MIXCONTRAST;Reference
!TP_WAVELET_MIXDENOISE;Denoise
!TP_WAVELET_MIXMIX;Mixed 50% noise - 50% denoise
!TP_WAVELET_MIXMIX70;Mixed 30% noise - 70% denoise
!TP_WAVELET_MIXNOISE;Noise
!TP_WAVELET_NEUTRAL;Neutral
!TP_WAVELET_NOIS;Denoise
!TP_WAVELET_NOISE;Denoise and Refine
!TP_WAVELET_NPHIGH;High
!TP_WAVELET_NPLOW;Low
!TP_WAVELET_NPNONE;None
!TP_WAVELET_NPTYPE;Neighboring pixels
!TP_WAVELET_NPTYPE_TOOLTIP;This algorithm uses the proximity of a pixel and eight of its neighbors. If less difference, edges are reinforced.
!TP_WAVELET_OFFSET_TOOLTIP;Offset modifies the balance between low contrast and high contrast details.\nHigh values will amplify contrast changes to the higher contrast details, whereas low values will amplify contrast changes to low contrast details.\nBy using a low Attenuation response value you can select which contrast values will be enhanced.
!TP_WAVELET_OLDSH;Algorithm using negatives values
!TP_WAVELET_OPACITY;Opacity blue-yellow
!TP_WAVELET_OPACITYW;Contrast balance d/v-h curve
!TP_WAVELET_OPACITYWL;Local contrast
!TP_WAVELET_OPACITYWL_TOOLTIP;Modify the final local contrast at the end of the wavelet treatment.\n\nThe left side represents the smallest local contrast, progressing to the largest local contrast on the right.
!TP_WAVELET_PASTEL;Pastel chroma
!TP_WAVELET_PROC;Process
!TP_WAVELET_PROTAB;Protection
!TP_WAVELET_QUAAGRES;Aggressive
!TP_WAVELET_QUACONSER;Conservative
!TP_WAVELET_RADIUS;Radius shadows - highlight
!TP_WAVELET_RANGEAB;Range a and b %
!TP_WAVELET_RE1;Reinforced
!TP_WAVELET_RE2;Unchanged
!TP_WAVELET_RE3;Reduced
!TP_WAVELET_RESBLUR;Blur luminance
!TP_WAVELET_RESBLURC;Blur chroma
!TP_WAVELET_RESBLUR_TOOLTIP;Disabled if zoom > about 500%.
!TP_WAVELET_RESCHRO;Strength
!TP_WAVELET_RESCON;Shadows
!TP_WAVELET_RESCONH;Highlights
!TP_WAVELET_RESID;Residual Image
!TP_WAVELET_SAT;Saturated chroma
!TP_WAVELET_SETTINGS;Wavelet Settings
!TP_WAVELET_SHA;Sharp mask
!TP_WAVELET_SHFRAME;Shadows/Highlights
!TP_WAVELET_SHOWMASK;Show wavelet 'mask'
!TP_WAVELET_SIGM;Radius
!TP_WAVELET_SIGMA;Attenuation response
!TP_WAVELET_SIGMAFIN;Attenuation response
!TP_WAVELET_SIGMA_TOOLTIP;The effect of the contrast sliders is stronger in medium contrast details, and weaker in high and low contrast details.\n With this slider you can control how quickly the effect dampens towards the extreme contrasts.\n The higher the slider is set, the wider the range of contrasts which will get a strong change, and the higher the risk to generate artifacts.\n .The lower it is, the more the effect will be pinpointed towards a narrow range of contrast values.
!TP_WAVELET_SKIN;Skin targetting/protection
!TP_WAVELET_SKIN_TOOLTIP;At -100 skin-tones are targetted.\nAt 0 all tones are treated equally.\nAt +100 skin-tones are protected while all other tones are affected.
!TP_WAVELET_SKY;Hue targetting/protection
!TP_WAVELET_SKY_TOOLTIP;Allows you to target or protect a range of hues.\nAt -100 selected hues are targetted.\nAt 0 all hues are treated equally.\nAt +100 selected hues are protected while all other hues are targetted.
!TP_WAVELET_SOFTRAD;Soft radius
!TP_WAVELET_STREN;Refine
!TP_WAVELET_STREND;Strength
!TP_WAVELET_STRENGTH;Strength
!TP_WAVELET_SUPE;Extra
!TP_WAVELET_THR;Shadows threshold
!TP_WAVELET_THRDEN_TOOLTIP;Generates a stepped curve used to guide the noise reduction as a function of local contrast. The denoise will be applied to uniform low local-contrast areas. Areas with detail (higher local contrast) will be preserved.
!TP_WAVELET_THREND;Local contrast threshold
!TP_WAVELET_THRESHOLD;Finer levels
!TP_WAVELET_THRESHOLD2;Coarser levels
!TP_WAVELET_THRESHOLD2_TOOLTIP;Only levels from the chosen value to the selected number of 'wavelet levels' will be affected by the Shadow luminance range.
!TP_WAVELET_THRESHOLD_TOOLTIP;Only levels below and including the chosen value will be affected by the Highlight luminance range.
!TP_WAVELET_THRH;Highlights threshold
!TP_WAVELET_TILESBIG;Tiles
!TP_WAVELET_TILESFULL;Full image
!TP_WAVELET_TILESIZE;Tiling method
!TP_WAVELET_TILES_TOOLTIP;Processing the full image leads to better quality and is the recommended option, while using tiles is a fall-back solution for users with little RAM. Refer to RawPedia for memory requirements.
!TP_WAVELET_TMEDGS;Edge stopping
!TP_WAVELET_TMSCALE;Scale
!TP_WAVELET_TMSTRENGTH;Compression strength
!TP_WAVELET_TMSTRENGTH_TOOLTIP;Control the strength of tone mapping or contrast compression of the residual image.
!TP_WAVELET_TMTYPE;Compression method
!TP_WAVELET_TON;Toning
!TP_WAVELET_USH;None
!TP_WAVELET_USHARP;Clarity method
!TP_WAVELET_USH_TOOLTIP;If you select Sharp-mask, you can choose any level (in Settings) from 1 to 4 for processing.\nIf you select Clarity, you can choose any level (in Settings) between 5 and Extra.
!TP_WAVELET_WAVLOWTHR;Low contrast threshold
!TP_WAVELET_WAVOFFSET;Offset
!TP_WBALANCE_AUTO;Auto
!TP_WBALANCE_AUTOITCGREEN;Temperature correlation
!TP_WBALANCE_AUTOOLD;RGB grey
!TP_WBALANCE_AUTO_HEADER;Automatic &amp; Refinement
!TP_WBALANCE_CAMERA;Camera
!TP_WBALANCE_CLOUDY;Cloudy
!TP_WBALANCE_CUSTOM;Custom
!TP_WBALANCE_DAYLIGHT;Daylight (sunny)
!TP_WBALANCE_EQBLUERED;Blue/Red equalizer
!TP_WBALANCE_FLASH55;Leica
!TP_WBALANCE_FLASH60;Standard, Canon, Pentax, Olympus
!TP_WBALANCE_FLASH65;Nikon, Panasonic, Sony, Minolta
!TP_WBALANCE_FLASH_HEADER;Flash
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO1;F1 - Daylight
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO2;F2 - Cool White
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO3;F3 - White
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO4;F4 - Warm White
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO5;F5 - Daylight
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO6;F6 - Lite White
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO7;F7 - D65 Daylight Simulator
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO8;F8 - D50 / Sylvania F40 Design
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO9;F9 - Cool White Deluxe
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO10;F10 - Philips TL85
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO11;F11 - Philips TL84
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO12;F12 - Philips TL83
!TP_WBALANCE_FLUO_HEADER;Fluorescent
!TP_WBALANCE_GREEN;Tint
!TP_WBALANCE_GTI;GTI
!TP_WBALANCE_HMI;HMI
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWALG_TOOLTIP;Allows you to switch to the other Alternative temperature (Alt_temp), when possible.\nInactive in the "single choice" case.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBDELTA_TOOLTIP;Fixed for each "green" iteration tried, the temperature difference to be taken into account.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBFGREEN_TOOLTIP;Find the best compromise between Student and green.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBMINSIZEPATCH_TOOLTIP;Allows you to set the minimum patch value. values that are too low can lead to a lack of correlation.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBNOPURPLE_TOOLTIP;Allows you to filter magenta/purple data from the image. If the box is checked a filter limiting the value of Y is applied. By default this value is 0.4. You can change it in 'options' Itcwb_Ypurple (Maximum 1)
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBPRECIS_TOOLTIP;The lower the value, the more relevant the data, but increases the processing time. Since the processing time is low, this parameter should generally be able to remain at the default value
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBRGREEN_TOOLTIP;Sets the green value review amplitude in iterations, from low amplitude 0.82 to 1.25 to maximum amplitude 0.4 to 4.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWBTHRES_TOOLTIP;Limits comparison sampling between spectral data and image data.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_ALG;Remove 2 pass algorithm
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_CUSTOM;Use Custom temperature & tint
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_DELTA;Delta temperature in green loop
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_FGREEN;Find green student
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_FORCED;Close to full CIE diagram
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_FRA;Auto temperature correlation settings
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_MINSIZEPATCH;Patch minimum size
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRECIS;Precision algorithm - scale used
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_ACE;Forces use of the entire CIE diagram
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_ADOB;Medium sampling
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_BETA;Medium sampling - near Pointer's gamut
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_JDCMAX;Close to full CIE diagram
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_REC;High sampling
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_SRGB;Low sampling & Ignore Camera settings
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_XYZCAM;Camera XYZ matrix
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_PRIM_XYZCAM2;JDCmax after Camera XYZ matrix
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_RGREEN;Green range
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_SAMPLING;Low sampling 5.9
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWCUSTOM_TOOLTIP;Allows you to use Custom settings Temperature and Green (tint).\n\nUsage tips:\n1) start Itcwb , enable 'Use Custom temperature and tint'.\n2) Set 'Temperature and tint' to your liking :free, Pick,...(Custom)\n3) go back to 'Temperature correlation'.\n\nYou cannot use : 2 passes, AWB temperature bias, Green refinement.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWGREEN;Green refinement
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWGREEN_TOOLTIP;Allows you to change the "tint" (green) which will serve as a reference when starting the algorithm. It has substantially the same role for greens as "AWB temperature bias" for temperature.\nThe whole algorithm is recalculated.
!TP_WBALANCE_ITCWSAMPLING_TOOLTIP;Allows you to use the old sampling algorithm to ensure better compatibility with 5.9. You must enable Observer 10° (default).
!TP_WBALANCE_JUDGEIII;JudgeIII
!TP_WBALANCE_LABEL;White Balance
!TP_WBALANCE_LAMP_HEADER;Lamp
!TP_WBALANCE_LED_CRS;CRS SP12 WWMR16
!TP_WBALANCE_LED_HEADER;LED
!TP_WBALANCE_LED_LSI;LSI Lumelex 2040
!TP_WBALANCE_METHOD;Method
!TP_WBALANCE_MULLABEL;Multipliers: r=%1 g=%2 b=%3
!TP_WBALANCE_MULLABEL_TOOLTIP;Values given for information purposes. You cannot change them.
!TP_WBALANCE_OBSERVER10;Observer 10° instead of Observer 2°
!TP_WBALANCE_PATCHLEVELLABEL;Patch: ΔE=%1 - datas x 9 Min:%2 Max=%3
!TP_WBALANCE_PATCHLEVELLABEL_TOOLTIP;Display ΔE patch (this assumes there is enough spectral data), between image and spectral datas.\n Display read datas found. The 2 values correspond to the minimum and maximum data values taken into account. The coefficient x9 must be taken into account to obtain the number of pixels concerned in the image.
!TP_WBALANCE_PICKER;Pick
!TP_WBALANCE_SHADE;Shade
!TP_WBALANCE_SIZE;Size:
!TP_WBALANCE_SOLUX35;Solux 3500K
!TP_WBALANCE_SOLUX41;Solux 4100K
!TP_WBALANCE_SOLUX47;Solux 4700K (vendor)
!TP_WBALANCE_SOLUX47_NG;Solux 4700K (Nat. Gallery)
!TP_WBALANCE_SPOTWB;Use the pipette to pick the white balance from a neutral patch in the preview.
!TP_WBALANCE_STUDLABEL;Correlation factor: %1 Passes:%2 Worst_alt=%3
!TP_WBALANCE_STUDLABEL0;Correlation factor: %1 Passes:%2 Alt=%3
!TP_WBALANCE_STUDLABEL1;Correlation factor: %1 Passes:%2 Best_alt=%3
!TP_WBALANCE_STUDLABEL_TOOLTIP;Display calculated Student correlation.\nLower values are better, where <0.005 is excellent,\n<0.01 is good, and >0.5 is poor.\nLow values do not mean that the white balance is good:\nif the illuminant is non-standard the results can be erratic.\nA value of 1000 means previous calculations are used and\nthe resultsare probably good.\n\nPasses : number of passes made.\nAlt_temp : Alternative temperature.
!TP_WBALANCE_TEMPBIAS;AWB temperature bias
!TP_WBALANCE_TEMPBIAS_TOOLTIP;Allows to alter the computation of the 'auto white balance'\nby biasing it towards warmer or cooler temperatures. The bias\nis expressed as a percentage of the computed temperature,\nso that the result is given by 'computedTemp + computedTemp * bias'.\n\nYou can use "Awb temperature bias" to adjust the "Temperature correlation" results. Each movement of this command brings a new calculation of temperature, tint and correlation.
!TP_WBALANCE_TEMPERATURE;Temperature
!TP_WBALANCE_TUNGSTEN;Tungsten
!TP_WBALANCE_WATER1;UnderWater 1
!TP_WBALANCE_WATER2;UnderWater 2
!TP_WBALANCE_WATER_HEADER;UnderWater
!ZOOMPANEL_100;(100%)
!ZOOMPANEL_NEWCROPWINDOW;Open (new) detail window
!ZOOMPANEL_ZOOM100;Zoom to 100%\nShortcut: <b>z</b>
!ZOOMPANEL_ZOOMFITCROPSCREEN;Fit crop to screen\nShortcut: <b>f</b>
!ZOOMPANEL_ZOOMFITSCREEN;Fit whole image to screen\nShortcut: <b>Alt</b>-<b>f</b>
!ZOOMPANEL_ZOOMIN;Zoom In\nShortcut: <b>+</b>
!ZOOMPANEL_ZOOMOUT;Zoom Out\nShortcut: <b>-</b>
!//TP_WBALANCE_ITCWB_FORCED;Forces use of the entire CIE diagram
