ContrastMaster offers an Novice and Expert mode, which apply all available effects, whereas the remaining four modes only apply individual contrast effects.
Changes that you make in each mode will be transfered if you switch to another mode. Only the values of the Intensity sliders of the Dynamic Contrast, Adaptive Contrast and Local Contrast modes will no be transfered to the Novice and Expert mode, because these modes have their own intensity sliders, which work a bit different. For detailed workflow tips see the Step By Step Guide page.
Novice Mode offers only a few controls, so it does not let you adjust and use all effects of Contrast Master. For more details, please read the Mix Tab Sheet and Global Tab Sheet pages. For the Saturation slider see the Saturation Tab Sheet page.
Global Contrast mode only applies the global contrast effects. For more details, please read the Global Tab Sheet, Saturation Tab Sheet and Mask Tab Sheet pages.
Dynamic Contrast mode lets you apply the dynamic contrast as well as global contrast effects. For more details, please read the Dynamic Tab Sheet, Global Tab Sheet, Saturation Tab Sheet and Mask Tab Sheet pages.
Adaptive Contrast mode lets you apply the adaptive contrast as well as global contrast effects. For more details, please read the Adaptive Tab Sheet, Global Tab Sheet, Saturation Tab Sheet and Mask Tab Sheet pages.
Local Contrast mode lets you apply the local contrast as well as global contrast effects. For more details, please read the Local Tab Sheet, Global Tab Sheet, Saturation Tab Sheet and Mask Tab Sheet pages.
Expert Mode offers all ContrasMaster controls. It lets you combine the Dynamic, Adaptive and Local Contrast effects with the help of various mix options and also apply the global contrast effects. For more details, please read the Mix Tab Sheet, Dynamic Tab Sheet, Adaptive Tab Sheet, Local Tab Sheet, Global Tab Sheet, Saturation Tab Sheet and Mask Tab Sheet pages.