Photomatix Pro HDR Software – Featured User Review

Featured Software User Reviews

 
Photomatix is the de facto standard for HDR (high dynamic range) photography software. It was only recently added to our photography software reviews section and GB1 posted the first review. He’s a longtime HDR shooter and Photomatix user so his review is a welcome one.

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Featured Review: HDRsoft Photomatix Pro

by GB1 (Intermediate)

Price Paid: $99.00
Review Date: March 20, 2011
Used product for: More than 1 year 

Overall Rating: 5 of 5
Value Rating: 4 of 5


Summary:
I’ve been using Photomatix (PM) for over a year. This is extremely powerful software that makes High Dynamic Range (HDR) images. I got it because I was using CS2 at the time, who’s HDR capability left much to be desired.

Using the Pro 4.0 version, PM contains settings that can automatically align your images, reduce ghosting, noise and chromatic aberrations. Its speed is acceptable, taking about 60 seconds to create an intermediate image from five source files, depending on what settings you’ve selected.

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Greg Bulla (GB1) lives near San Diego, CA, aside the Pacific Ocean. He likes long distance running, hiking, and camping. Although Southern California is famous for its scenic beaches, he mostly photographs the deserts east of the built up coastal regions, whose basic shapes and spectacular colors help simplify the compositions. Greg’s personal website is at www.gregbulla.com.



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