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HDRtist Pro, easy to use HDR software for Macintosh computers. It has a simple yet streamlined workflow, with features such as 1-Click HDR editing. A live interface, where changes happen as the options are adjusted. The core engine processes HDR images using 128-bit floating point data (16,843,009 times more precise than a JPEG). The unique file format also allows HDRs to be saved and re-edited at a later date. Even JPEG files generated by HDRtist Pro can be re-opened and edited. With HDRtist Pro, it's possible to create an HDR effect from a single RAW or JPEG image.
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What's New
Version 1.0.6:
- Updated the image alignment, works faster for some images, more reliable for some other images.
- Will no longer let you open your entire Aperture library.
- Improved the performance of the 1-Click Style preview.
- Improved the document association, now conforms to the latest Apple guidelines.
- Improved the error handling when saving to locations that require permission.
- Fixed Error with re-opening some documents on Lion.
- Fixed an issue where the interface could go dark.
- The FAQ links now work again.
- Fixed an error with updating the Inspector.
- Fixed a bug where the Text Field might appear in the wrong place on the inspector.
- Fixed a bug with Redoing an inspector action.
- Fixed a bug where undoing, then redoing, doing something else didn't disable the Redo button.
Version 1.0.6:
- Updated the image alignment, works faster for some images, more reliable for some other images.
- Will no longer let you open your entire Aperture library.
- Improved the performance of the 1-Click Style preview.
- Improved the document association, now conforms to the latest Apple guidelines.
- Improved the error handling when saving to locations that require more...
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
- 1GB of RAM.
- 256MB Graphics Card is recommend for hardware acceleration.
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| Downloads:8,311 |
| Version Downloads:1,506 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:18 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $29.99 |
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HDRtist Pro, easy to use HDR software for Macintosh computers. It has a simple yet streamlined workflow, with features such as 1-Click HDR editing. A live interface, where changes happen as the options are adjusted. The core engine processes HDR images using 128-bit floating point data (16,843,009 times more precise than a JPEG). The unique file format also allows HDRs to be saved and re-edited at a later date. Even JPEG files generated by HDRtist Pro can be re-opened and edited. With HDRtist Pro, it's possible to create an HDR effect from a single RAW or JPEG image.
High Dynamic Range (HDR) & Exposure Blending make it possible to create highly detailed and ultra-realistic photographs with your digital camera. HDR works by combining exposure information using complex mathematics, while Exposure Blending works by simply selecting and cutting out the best parts of each photo. These two different techniques can generate different results. One technique might work better for one image than the other. This is why we think it's best to have both techniques available to use.
High Dynamic Range (HDR) & Exposure Blending make it possible to create highly detailed and ultra-realistic photographs with your digital camera. HDR works by combining exposure information using complex mathematics, while Exposure Blending works by simply selecting and cutting out the best parts of each photo. These two different techniques can generate different results. One technique might work better for one image than the other. This is why we think it's best to have both techniques available to use.
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Deemery reviewed on 21 Jan 2012
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Pentictonmac reviewed on 17 Oct 2011
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Ep1curus reviewed on 06 May 2011
The latest version constantly crashes on launch after about 5 seconds.
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Version 1.0.2 fixed this problem. You should be able to open it now without a hitch.
Thanks for supporting our software and have a great weekend.
Sam Rowlands
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Moccaboi rated on 16 Mar 2012
Wwinter86 rated on 17 Feb 2012
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Moccaboi rated on 30 May 2011
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