HDR Software Review
Topaz Adjust – “The Secret is Out!”
I wanted to share with you one of my secrets to some of my amazing photographs seen within my HDR Photography Gallery. The secret is Topaz Adjust, I haven’t mentioned it earlier because I personally wanted to put it through the test. I wanted to see if it could produce the quality photographs that I’m so picky about. Not only did it pass the test but it exceeded my expectations. It’s such a great piece of software that I have incorporated into my entire HDR workflow.
Click here to read the entire review of Topaz Adjust.
Photomatix – “Most Popular HDR Software“
I use Photomatix for all my HDR photography images. Unless I’m going for a specific look, Photomatix is the program I fire up first. I enjoy using Photomatix so much I decided to write a review. I also contacted HDRSoft, the company that publishes Photomatix and they were kind enough to supply me with a coupon code for 15% off Photomatix or any HDRSoft product.
Captain:
I am looking for some HDR software that will simply save the “automatic” version when 3 images are loaded. I shoot real estate and many of the 25 or more shots I take each time only have a shelf life until the house is sold. If I can avoid sliders, etc., I would like to. If I can spend 30 minutes on post-production instead of 3 hours I would like to. Do you have a recommendation of SW with this feature? Thanks…Dave
David,
Not so sure what you mean by “automatic”? But I think you’re referring to automatically processing the 3 exposures and saving them with a few clicks of the button. Photomatix will allow you to do this with the batch processing option. I’ve batched processed over 50 photos at once and it did a fine job. The only problem I see is that every photo is different depending on your light source. Your settings for your photos outside will be different for the photos inside. This can be done efficiently but will require work at the beginning to create the right settings for each situation.
Hope this helps.
-Kim