Mac
Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.
Roadrunner wrote:
I am in need of an HDR program. Presently with OloneoHDRengine, a wonderful program which I can no longer open and customer service is zero... Thanks for your help
Give Macphun Aurora HDR a look.
Roadrunner wrote:
I use Lightroom but I shoot in HDR ..three bursts,, which LR does not treat as far as I know.
Two choices:
Photomatix Pro, which is a stand alone program that works with LR or PS. Second is Lightroom CC, which has Merge to HDR function, which works quite well.
Gene51
Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)
Roadrunner wrote:
I am in need of an HDR program. Presently with OloneoHDRengine, a wonderful program which I can no longer open and customer service is zero... Thanks for your help
Are you looking to merely blend exposures, or are you after that HDR "look"?
LR, PS provides a simple "merge to HDR" without tonemapping (which is what gives you that "look")
PS also offers tonemapping, but I don't care for it.
LR Enfuse is a plugin that gives you a simple merge - I believe it's free, but you need LR to run it.
The grandpappy of them all is still Photomatix Pro. It gives you exposure fusion, HDR, tonemapping, movement an blur removal, etc - very good software. To my knowledge, the only applications that give you a raw file after merging are from Adobe.
Also, recommend the nik collection (HDR Efex Pro 2), it's free and installs into Lightroom and/or Photoshop.
Thank you very much ..spent time browsing and have decided on Photomatix 5.1. Really appreciate your help..thanx again
Photomatix is now on version 6.01
bdk
Loc: Sanibel Fl.
I use photomatix, easy to use and lots of options when processing.
You can use Lightroom, Adobe just sent out an email last week explaining how to use the HDR feature. ( i didnt read it )
jerryc41 wrote:
Photomatix Pro
As the wise veteran jerryc41 suggests, Photomatix Pro.
jwn
Loc: SOUTHEAST GEORGIA USA
if you shot Canon, the DPP4 software that came with the camera has HDR in tool tab to merge your shots, with some limited editing functions.
Photomatix Pro is a good standard for HDR
I have been using Photomatix for several years and it does a great job with HDR.
I use Photomatix Pro and I am very satisfied with its performance. One good thing about Photomatix is that you can make your photo as wild as you want or as normal as you want.
There are several programs to edit HDR but this one is my favorite.
Roadrunner wrote:
Wow, you folks sure are giving me a lot of options....will try them. I shoot almost only in HDR
If you have LR, start there; it works.
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