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OSXcellence – HDRtist Review
The technique of using several images to create a high dynamic range (HDR) end picture, so as to maximise the amount of the scene that is neither blown out white or black, is becoming more popular,...
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OSXcellence – HDRAW Review
As digital processing techniques go, HDR is a relative new boy – how many of us were using Photomatix 5 or 6 years ago? Now, however, it has spread contagiously amongst photographers, at its best when...
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OSXcellence – Hydra Pro Review
As a photographer, my main focus is landscapes, and my style is to try to keep my images realistic. Often, this means just using one well-balanced exposure, but at times, I need to use more than one...
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HDRtist is freeware, and as you might expect, doesn't come with that many options; this is very much a “plug & play” app. But for occasional or first-time HDR users, the results are reasonably...
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As digital processing techniques go, HDR is a relative new boy – how many of us were using Photomatix 5 or 6 years ago? Now, however, it has spread contagiously amongst photographers, at its best when...
View ArticleOSXcellence – Hydra Pro Review
As a photographer, my main focus is landscapes, and my style is to try to keep my images realistic. Often, this means just using one well-balanced exposure, but at times, I need to use more than one...
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