May 14 2010

Create Awesome HDR photos with Photomatix Pro HDR Photography Software Program

Create Awesome HDR photos with Photomatix Pro HDR Photography Software Program.

Photomatix Pro is a stand-alone program that creates and processes HDR (High Dynamic Range) images, and runs on Mac OS X and Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista. Some of the features of Photomatix Pro are also available as a Filter plug-in of Photoshop CS2/CS3/CS4 and an Edit plug-in of Aperture 2.1.

HDR photography image of snowy luzern switzerland and mount pilatus

HDR photography image of snowy luzern switzerland and mount pilatus

If you want more information on Photomatix Pro, please contact us, we would be happy to answer your questions. If you want to learn more about HDR photography and see many samples, checkout our other website HDR1.com All About HDR Photography.

Below we have provided links so you can order your copy of Photomatix Pro for Windows or for Mac OS X. This ordering is safe and secure thru Plimus.com. When you order Photomatix Pro, you get free upgrades whenever they make any improvements or changes, which is great because most companies charge you for the upgrades.

Thanks for stopping by and we hope you enjoy your copy of Photomatix Pro if you order it, and if you do order from us, Thank you very much, we really appreciate your business. B&B&K

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Jan 30 2010

Disappointing HDR Images that you thought would be great

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My Disappointing HDR image


HDR photography can make a scene look so much more dramatic and interesting and it can solve the big problem of having blown out highlights or black shadows, by having different exposures of the scene to get detail in the shadows, midtones and highlights, and then combines all the exposures together with software, to get a scene with great detail in all areas. This is what makes HDR photography so awesome. There have been many times though, when I have been very disappointed with the HDR image created of a scene.


I am at the scene and think this will look so great as a HDR image, so I take the exposures, rush home to load the photos and then create the HDR image and it is just plain boring or just looks very bad. I try different software settings and the final HDR image still wasn’t worth the effort. Do you ever have that happen? Do you have any examples of a scene that you thought would make a great HDR image, but didn’t? If so let us hear about it and see the HDR image that disappointed you, and maybe we can suggest something that might have helped create an awesome HDR image.


Jan 30 2010

HDR Photography, do you love it or hate it or just like it sometimes?

HDR photography Mount Pilatus Luzern Lucerne Switzerland

HDR photography of Mount Pilatus in Luzern/Lucerne Switzerland


So what is your opinion about HDR photography? I guess I would have to say that I love it, since I have two websites that are about HDR photography. I have seen some amazing HDR images and that is what got me very interested in HDR photography. HDR photography can make a scene look so much more dramatic and interesting. If you have a high contrast scene and just take a normal photo of it, something in the scene will have no detail in it. Either the shadows will be black with no detail or the highlights will be just white with no detail.


HDR photography solves this big problem by having different exposures of the scene to get detail in the shadows, midtones and highlights, and then combines all the exposures together with software, to get a scene with great detail in all areas. This is what makes HDR photography so awesome.  So what do you think about HDR photography, let us know, and feel free to include your favorite HDR image that you have created. Thanks, Bob