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  • New Free HdrShop like !

    Hi all !

    I've just found a Hdrshop like that works better and is easier to use.
    It's name: Photomatix Pro.

    There are 2 versions, a basic and a pro one.
    The basic one is fully free but limited in it's functions. leave it !
    The pro one is fully free too but you have a Watermark on some images
    outputs BUT NOT on THE HDR output !!!

    If You need it just for HDR, you don't need to buy it.
    If you need to make work on photographies, you have to buy it 99$.

    I haven't bought it yet and is quiet better than HdrShop, sorry Paul !

    Have fun ! here is the link:
    http://www.hdrsoft.com/

    Bye !
    Gaël

  • #2
    looks cool

    wonder if you could use it to comp different renders together ?

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    • #3
      just curious. does the basic allow you to save images without watermarks? and if so cant you load on both then do all the opperations to the hdri you need then save the hdri then take it over to basic and save out as a onrmal image?

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      • #4
        Yes, the basic can save without watermark but you can just load 2 images to do a hdr image or anything else on the photographies.
        I don't thing you can save the hdri as you mean...
        Gael

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        • #5
          i mean doing all the work you need to do in the pro version. then saving the hdri which you said didnt watermark. then taking the hdr into the basic version to save out normal images.

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          • #6

            Well, I didn't test it but I don't thing it is interesting.

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            • #7
              Hi,

              Doesn't Photoshop CS2 do the same thing as Photomatix and HDR Shop now with it's implementation of 32 bit HDRI or am I just not understanding the Photoshop CS2 implementation of HDRI?

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              • #8

                Hi !

                Yes it's seems to work like CS2 but better as they say on the site.
                I'haven't got Photoshop and can't tell you if it's true or not.

                Bye!
                Gaël

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