[Alcar]

Saby and Palms, thanks for the information.
Alan

[saby]

A new one is: http://creaceed.com/hydra/
may be it's just new for me, but it's for one file HDR especialy, and gives quite good results:http://www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/pool/

[Biwa]

Originally Posted by saby

A new one is: http://creaceed.com/hydra/
may be it's just new for me, but it's for one file HDR especialy, and gives quite good results:http://www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/pool/

Mac specific and also based on going to their website , that flickr hdr pool group of images are not all from using that software, if you re read the website it seems to simply be a pointer to "hdr examples" not "hdr examples because of our software" .

[saby]

Originally Posted by Biwa

Mac specific and also based on going to their website , that flickr hdr pool group of images are not all from using that software, if you re read the website it seems to simply be a pointer to "hdr examples" not "hdr examples because of our software" .

so it's a hdr software or not, if it is than it placed the right thread, till it's a thread for list of hdr softwares, have U ever tried it? tell the advgs. or disadvgs. I think Ur quite new here so let me tell U just one thing be informative not just tell off others.

[Myphotosoft]

Originally Posted by Alcar

Is there a program to make a simulated HDR using a single jpeg image?
Alan

Artizen HDR does it.

[Biwa]

Originally Posted by saby

so it's a hdr software or not, if it is than it placed the right thread, till it's a thread for list of hdr softwares, have U ever tried it? tell the advgs. or disadvgs. I think Ur quite new here so let me tell U just one thing be informative not just tell off others.

No ones telling anyone off ,the idea that those images in the hdr pool came from that software is misleading .
Just pointing out some facts.
Great thread btw.
cheers

[Doug Nelson]

New to me: Wukong

http://www.imagingluminary.com/product.htm

[Doug Nelson]

Here's a twist, tonemapping for Lightroom with an app called Enfuse

http://lightroom-news.com/2008/03/03...oom/trackback/

[Biwa]

Heres another one I haven't seen listed.

EasyHDR he also offers a no frills free version
http://www.easyhdr.com/

[TreesOfMyTime]

Originally Posted by CJ Swartz

Artizen is available as a stand-alone program and as plug-ins (tone-mapping) for Photoshop.

I'm trying out the trial version.

Do you have an opinion of this product at this point?

I use Photoshop CS3 and Photomatix at present. Also have Lucis Art.

Thanks, Don

[ALEXnicefoto]

I like Wukong (They seem to have changed the codename Wukong to Essential HDR ). It really faster and produce more clear images comparing with Photomatix.

here is the beta test download link (need to register first):

http://imagingluminary.org/support/index.php

Let me know your opinion after the try.