Appendix A. WEB RESOURCES
HDR SOFTWARE
PHOTO-EDITING SOFTWARE
HDR PHOTOGRAPHERS
FORUMS
The Web allows us to sit comfortably within the confines of our own homes — or in the yard, on a train, in the car, at school, on our phones, in the coffee shop, or at work — and actively participate in the HDR community. Use this moderate list of resources as a starting point as you continue your journey into HDR. Check out other programs, people, cechnical HDR details, alternate HDR work-flows and strategies, and most importantly, photos.
HDR SOFTWARE
These dedicated HDR applications allow you to create HDR files from multiple bracketed or single exposures, and then tone map the results. These are both critical steps in the process of HDR photography.
PHOTOMATIX
www.hdrsoft.com
Photomatix is our software tool of choice for HDR photography. There are alternatives, but Photomatix remains the leading dedicated HDR application. It does the job and provides great results. Windows/Macintosh.
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ARTIZEN HDR
www.supportingcomputers.net
Artizen HDR has a complete set of powerful tools that enable you to create HDR and edit the results. Windows only.
DYNAMIC PHOTO HDR
www.mediachance.com/hdri
Dynamic Photo HDR is easy to use and contains a number of useful features. Windows/Macintosh.
EASY HDR
www.easyhdr.com
easyHDR comes in Basic {which is free) and ProeasyHDR is a fairly nice package with options to blend or tone map photos. Windows only. ...
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