HDR

[den]

I have picked up a copy of Photomax Pro 3, HDR software that can blend numerous RAW photos of different exposures into a single image. Photomax is about $100, as opposed to nearly $700 for Photoshop.

I think HDR might be a Good Thing.



Something simple: A cloud just after sunset. I set the camera to take 3 bracketed photos at f50 (auto speed) The longest exposure was 1/50



So using Photomax to bash 3 exposures together...



Raw output, no post processing apart from reducing the image to 8 bits per channel so I could save it as a jpg.

Comments

[dewhitton.livejournal.com]

Go to http://www.hdrsoft.com/ I could have used a crack, but I want money to go to guys like this so they will keep developing it.

[weibchenwolf.livejournal.com]

*grins*That's why I wanted to find the real one. I refuse to use cracks.

Thank you!