I have made available 25 Photomatix Presets for you to down load for free.
If you want to get the zipped file you can go to:
http://www.shootinghdr.com
Mr.HDR wrote:
I have made available 25 Photomatix Presets for you to down load for free.
If you want to get the zipped file you can go to:
http://www.shootinghdr.comThanks, Mr. HDR. That is very generous of you.
Thank you everyone for the nice comments and I hope that some of the presets work well for you!
How do I download them to Photomatix. Thanks for the presets
Hello;
Thank you for checking out the site and presets.
Go to this link:
http://www.shootinghdr.com/zippedfiles/You will then see a page which has the following:
Parent Directory and Presets.zip below it, double click on the Preset.zip file and a box should appear asking if you want to view or download the file. Select download and the file should then down load to your computer.
I hope that this helps.
Mr.HDR wrote:
Hello;
Thank you for checking out the site and presets.
Go to this link:
http://www.shootinghdr.com/zippedfiles/You will then see a page which has the following:
Parent Directory and Presets.zip below it, double click on the Preset.zip file and a box should appear asking if you want to view or download the file. Select download and the file should then down load to your computer.
I hope that this helps.
So when I'm using Photomatix how do I apply the preset to my photo? Sorry, I'm a little slow.
Hello, yes it is difficult and confusing to find where to place the Presets once they have been unzipped. I have added instructions and a link to a video that should help.
This update and video link can be found on my site at:
http://www.shootinghdr.com/zippedfiles/I hope that this helps you out.
Good Luck!
Mr.HDR wrote:
Hello, yes it is difficult and confusing to find where to place the Presets once they have been unzipped. I have added instructions and a link to a video that should help.
This update and video link can be found on my site at:
http://www.shootinghdr.com/zippedfiles/I hope that this helps you out.
Good Luck!
Sorry, I'm not finding the instructions or the video. I have unzipped the presets. Maybe if you explain your workflow when you use your presets. Do you use the presets while you are in Photomatix or Lightroom. I use Phtomatix and Photoshop Elements 10 on a Mac. Again, sorry for being so slow on the uptake.
Hello, it is I who needs to apologize as I gave you the wrong link that contains the instructions and the video. The correct URL to visit is:
http://www.shootinghdr.com/free-photomatix-presets/For the video please go to the bottom of that page.
Photomatix is a great program for HDR work however finding or installing presets is a very difficult proposition. I am sorry that I cannot assist more with an Apple install but the video is supposed to help you out.
Good luck and I look forward to you hopefully being part of my website in the future.
Mr.HDR wrote:
Hello, it is I who needs to apologize as I gave you the wrong link that contains the instructions and the video. The correct URL to visit is:
http://www.shootinghdr.com/free-photomatix-presets/For the video please go to the bottom of that page.
Photomatix is a great program for HDR work however finding or installing presets is a very difficult proposition. I am sorry that I cannot assist more with an Apple install but the video is supposed to help you out.
Good luck and I look forward to you hopefully being part of my website in the future.
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Finally got it. Here are the steps for a Mac.
Unzip presets file
Save to a "Photomatix Preset Folder",e.g., on your desktop
Open Photomatix - then open a photo
Click on Tonemapping
Click on "My Presets" on the bottom of the Preset window (bar)
Click on the "All" drop down menu at the top of the Presets window - select "Import Presets"
Select the location of the Photomatix Preset Folder
Click on Open then Load
Close Photomatix - reopen and the new preset should be there under "My Presets"
Thanks again for your help.
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