HDR Software - PhotoCamel

notsotechie · 01-09-2007

Just out of curiosty has anybody use HDR Software.
Looks like a good program but the trial version look very poor. Unless it has been set to go that way till you pay for it.
also what video card recommend it and how much ram should I get as I tried on two diffrent computer and same result Oh using Window XP both version. XP Media and Home
here is a link to check it out http://www.hdrsoft.com/

Mr. Pickles · 01-09-2007

Lots of interest in HDR software nowadays. Some think it makes images look better. Some think it makes images look fake. The "fake" is probably more attributable to overdoing than anything else, but it is what it is.

There is info elsewhere on here about this HDR business. Some use software like the one you linked to (I fixed the link), some do it all inside PS. Some use multiple actual shots, and some use multiple versions of one RAW file.

notsotechie · 01-09-2007

Sp What would you recomend?

jfrancho · 01-09-2007

Photomatix is the best in breed right now.

notsotechie · 01-09-2007

I Did try that but it didn't even com out like yours did. What is your system spec and OS mac or Window

jfrancho · 01-09-2007

PC/Windows. If you can run CS2, then you cna run Photomatix. I have the "deluxe' or bundle that includes the Photomatix Tone Mapping plug in for Photoshop, but I just use the standalone. Like anything else, it takes both time and practice to use the software, not to mention choose the scene, and take the bracketed shots.

notsotechie · 01-09-2007

well it just so expensive up here in canada for the CS2 almost 750 Dollar with tax ouch gonna have to dig a little deeper hee hee alright thanks for the reply

jfrancho · 01-09-2007

You don't need CS2 to use Photomatix, which was what I just got through saying:

Quote:

I have the "deluxe' or bundle that includes the Photomatix Tone Mapping plug in for Photoshop, but I just use the standalone.

01-09-2007	#1 (permalink)
notsotechie Dromedary Location: Calgary-Alberta Posts: 1,706 CamelKarma: 664 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	HDR Software Just out of curiosty has anybody use HDR Software. Looks like a good program but the trial version look very poor. Unless it has been set to go that way till you pay for it. also what video card recommend it and how much ram should I get as I tried on two diffrent computer and same result Oh using Window XP both version. XP Media and Home here is a link to check it out http://www.hdrsoft.com/ __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
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Mr. Pickles Camel Breath Location: Old Folks Home Posts: 12,361 CamelKarma: 6828 Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Software Lots of interest in HDR software nowadays. Some think it makes images look better. Some think it makes images look fake. The "fake" is probably more attributable to overdoing than anything else, but it is what it is. There is info elsewhere on here about this HDR business. Some use software like the one you linked to (I fixed the link), some do it all inside PS. Some use multiple actual shots, and some use multiple versions of one RAW file.
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jfrancho Camel Breath Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 11,439 CamelKarma: 3070 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Software Photomatix is the best in breed right now.
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notsotechie Dromedary Location: Calgary-Alberta Posts: 1,706 CamelKarma: 664 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Software I Did try that but it didn't even com out like yours did. What is your system spec and OS mac or Window
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01-09-2007	#6 (permalink)
jfrancho Camel Breath Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 11,439 CamelKarma: 3070 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Software PC/Windows. If you can run CS2, then you cna run Photomatix. I have the "deluxe' or bundle that includes the Photomatix Tone Mapping plug in for Photoshop, but I just use the standalone. Like anything else, it takes both time and practice to use the software, not to mention choose the scene, and take the bracketed shots.
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notsotechie Dromedary Location: Calgary-Alberta Posts: 1,706 CamelKarma: 664 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Software well it just so expensive up here in canada for the CS2 almost 750 Dollar with tax ouch gonna have to dig a little deeper hee hee alright thanks for the reply
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