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Thread ID: 100502	2009-06-10 09:31:00	High Dynamic Range photos	Saucy (14844)	Press F1

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781204	2009-06-10 09:31:00	Has anyone here experimented with HDR photos? They look like a lot of fun. I've done a bit of reading but I'm left wondering what the best software is for this. Any tips on the best way to get started? I don't have Photoshop.	Saucy (14844)
781205	2009-06-10 09:45:00	Looks like Radiance supports it ( And its free / open source. Altho, it looks like its more of a ray tracing program than anything else. I think paintshop also supports HDR. Cinepaint is also free (http://www.cinepaint.org/" target="_blank">www.radiance-online.org/). And its free / open source. Altho, it looks like its more of a ray tracing program than anything else. I think paintshop also supports HDR. Cinepaint is also free (http:). And looks like it also supports HDR	Speedy Gonzales (78)
781206	2009-06-10 11:04:00	Thanks Speedy G That second one looked promising until I found out I'd need to boot to my Linux partition to use it. For the first one I browsed around the site a bit but I didn't see much about HDR. Qtpfsgui :eek: sounds more like the sort of thing I'm thinking of, a utility specifically for the task. http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/ There are lots of instructions around for using Corel Photopaint, GIMP, Photoshop and such but it sounds like a lot of hard work! It doesn't have to be free, I am ok to pay for a good little utility that does a good job, I don't mind paying for a job well done. I have Photopaint so I have a good tool for doing that sort of work but a utility appeals more I'm not a pro. Photomatix seems to be the most mentioned utility out there and it has a trial, maybe I should give it a go? http://www.hdrsoft.com/ Or Qtpfsgui? I was hoping someone might have tried all the options. :cool:	Saucy (14844)
781207	2009-06-11 00:25:00	Search on "Enfuse" or "Tufuse" not exactly HDR but not as over the top either.	PaulD (232)
781208	2009-06-11 09:17:00	Search on "Enfuse" or "Tufuse" not exactly HDR but not as over the top either. Great thanks I'll give that a go.	Saucy (14844)
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