HDR Efex Pro vs. Photomatix Pro
Oct 1, 2011 21:57:14 #
HEART wrote:
arphot - very helpful, especially re: the learning curve for EP. All of your posts have been extremely helpful; thank you!
I'm glad. You're very welcome.
Oct 1, 2011 21:58:55 #
Photoengine; that's interesting just in the name! Love your tip on testing several trial programs - and especially on logging settings and adjustments made. Great help, and thank you, photocat!
Oct 1, 2011 22:00:39 #
Thank you, FuzMuz! I will definitely look both of them up; appreciate the fantastic help!! Continued success, and thanks again.
Oct 1, 2011 22:02:59 #
HEART wrote:
Thank you, Yooper! Like the images - great job!! :)
Thank you, HEART. HDR definitely opens up some possibilities. Enjoy.
Oct 1, 2011 22:03:08 #
Yeah, I caught the watermark for the trail version; but you make a compelling argument for the Photomatix, as have others. Thank you for the great advice, MikeWadd!
Oct 1, 2011 22:07:21 #
HDRExpress - will have to look at that one, too. Yes, the multiple images in the Photomatix - and bracketing appears to be a plus. Thank you so much for your help! gemartin - have a fantastic weekend!!
Jun 6, 2012 14:34:15 #
and if you choose to use Photomatix, as part of the installation, you can choose to install the Lightroom plugin interface, so that you can (from Lightroom) choose to Edit In -> Photomatix, where Lightroom will export you images to Photomatix to use as input. and when you Save the result, it will import the new image into Lightroom for you.
Jun 6, 2012 14:42:57 #
I have them both but uses Photomatix for all my HDR since I started using it. IMHO it is the best tool for that job.
Not so. You can use single picture in Photomatix. I do it all the time. You can also do batch processing.
MikeWadd wrote:
in Photomatrix it takes a minimum of 3 bracked photos.
Not so. You can use single picture in Photomatix. I do it all the time. You can also do batch processing.
Feb 18, 2024 21:14:34 #
Tippootib wrote:
Photomatix allows you to use a trial version of its software without any expiration date. (The trial version inserts the Photomatix logo onto any pictures you create, though.) I'm presently toying around with the trial version and have pretty much decided to purchase Photomatix because it does everything I want a HDR program to do. Anyway, give the Photomatix trial version a try and see if you're as pleased with the results as I am.
I agree, waiting to get paid to purchase...Julian
Feb 19, 2024 00:45:31 #
julian.gang wrote:
I agree, waiting to get paid to purchase...Julian
Are you sure that a thread from 2011 has enough current information to make a decision?
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