This is the working color space selected by default when a new image filtration job is created (if there is no default profile selected; see Default device noise profile below). You can always change working color space later on, if necessary; this option just provides a default choice.
The working color space is a color space used by Neat Image to analyze and process images. There are three working color spaces available: RGB, YCrCb JPEG, and YCrCb Symmetric. We recommend the use of YCrCb JPEG for color images and YCrCb Symmetric for grayscale (halftone) images.
Note: The working color space does not affect or change any color profiles (ICC profiles) embedded in the image file.
This option controls default image bitdepth of the images processed by the filter. For example, if the input image is 8/24 bits and the output bitdepth is selected to be 16/48 bits, then the input image will be converted to 16/48 bits, processed with the filter, and the output image will be 16/48 bits. If 'match input' is selected then the output bitdepth will match the input bitdepth.
The default noise profile file is automatically opened by Neat Image when a new image filtration job is created. Specify the name and location of the file containing this noise profile in the available space below using
(the file browser button).
You may want to use this option if you frequently use the same profile. Any valid noise profile can be made default.
The filter settings are automatically loaded from the default filter preset when a new image filtration job is created. Specify the name and location of the file containing this preset in the available space below using
(the file browser button).
You may want to use this option if you frequently use the same preset. Any valid filter preset can be made default.
Check this box to have the Auto save output image option selected by default in the Filtration Job Editor.
Check this box to have the Auto delete completed job option selected by default in the Filtration Job Editor.
Select the suffix added to the output image file name by default.