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  Photography Forum: Digital Photography Q&A Forum: 
  Q. Photomatix?
Nik Guyatt
Asked by Nik Guyatt    (K=17) on 1/22/2007 
Hi
Has anyone used the Photomatix software? Any good?

Cheers
Nik


    


Ron Wilson
 Ron Wilson   (K=18362) - Comment Date 1/23/2007
Yes provided that you want to patiently play with the images. It is a slow process , works with multiple exposures, and has a wide variety of outcomes depending on the tone mapping choices that you make.
More hit and miss than just run an image thru this software.





Morgan Estill
 Morgan Estill   (K=3786) - Comment Date 3/20/2007
I've had extremely good results with Photomatix Pro. I highly recommend it if you want to get into HDR, even though CS2 can do HDR, Photomatix is much more controllable, more powerful, and often yields better results than CS2, surprisingly.

You can check out my portfolio and see some example of what I've done with it. Most of mine aren't quite as extreme as most people's HDR work. You can also check them out in higher-res on my Deviant Art account, http://Capt-Morgan.deviantart.com






Valerij Reznikov
 Valerij Reznikov   (K=3367) - Comment Date 4/11/2007
I'll put this question in a slightly different way. Is there a better HDR soft?
I am using Photomatix Pro for a couple of weeks and I am very satisfied with it. Especially with it's latest 2.4 version.
I'd wanted some functions to be improved though (aligning, ghost removing).
Well. I highly recommend it. And forget about PS.





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