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photomatix 4.2 discount coupon code – Get 15% Discount with the coupon code HDRIT photomatix Pro version 4.2 has been released. The upgrade to version 4.2 is free of charge for customers who purchased a license of Photomatix Pro version 3 or higher. It can be downloaded from this web page http://www.hdrsoft.com/download.html The main updates in version 4.2 are: - Display options for preset thumbnails: You can view presets at a larger size or in two columns, and filter them by category. - Simplified size options on Preview dialog: Size ratio mechanism replaced by magnifier icons for zooming in or out at 20% increments. - “Finishing Touch” palette for adjusting your tonemapped Continue Reading...

30-Apr-12: Photomatix Pro 4.2 released. Updates include preset thumbnails display options, improved preview size controls, and Finishing Touch adjustments for contrast and sharpening. Photomatix 4.2 has been released.  This is a medium upgrade.  Speed, 20 new presets (that kick ass), and many bug fixes.  Get it! Size: 8 MB Platform: Windows/Mac I’ve downloaded and tried the new version of Photomatix. I was wondering what everyone’s opinion was of the new features. Their sharpening seems to be well done. Selective editing is also a feature. - Display options for preset thumbnails: View at a larger size or in two columns, and filtering built-in presets by category. - Simplifie Continue Reading...

Photomatix Pro version 4.2 is currently in beta testing phase. You are welcome to help us test the beta releases, but please note the following: - Beta releases are not stable versions of the software. They may not work properly and they may crash often. - Beta releases are intended for testing purposes only, and should not be used for normal use and production work. - Beta releases of Photomatix Pro include the usual registration system of normal versions, i.e. they run in trial mode when the software has not been registered. -Beta releases are not supported. If you need support with running Photomatix Pro, please download the official release of Photomatix Pro instead - Beta releases are f Continue Reading...

Here is a chart of key specs of nikon D800 as compared with nikon D700 and the Canon EOS 5D Mark II: Nikon D800 Nikon D700 Canon EOS 5D Mark II Price $2,999.95 (body only), shipping in late March; $3,299.95 for D800E, shipping in mid April $2,699.95 (body only) $2,499 (body only) Sensor 36.3 megapixels, 35.9×24mm CMOS 12.1 megapixels, 36×23.9mm CMOS 21.1 megapixels, 36×24mm CMOS Continuous Shooting Speed 4 fps (6 fps in DX mode with battery pack) 5 fps 3.9 fps LCD 3.2-inch, 921,000-dot 3-inch, 921,000-dot 3-inch, 920,000-dot Autofocus 51-point (15 cross-type) 51-point (15 cross-type) 9-point (1 cross-type) Sensitivity ISO 100-6400 (50-25,600 expanded) ISO 200-6400 (100-25 Continue Reading...

  Today’s announcement of the new Nikon D800 contains few surprises given the now-standard leakage factor that detailed full anticipated specs as far back as October. The 36.3-megapixel D800, along with its fraternal twin, the D800E, are currently the highest resolution full-frame dSLRs on the market, and should remain so even after the arrival of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II’s successor, which is expected to be announced soon (possibly even later this month). The D800E is a slightly more expensive version of the camera that uses a special optical low-pass filter without anti-aliasing. Most cameras use an anti-aliasing filter to reduce moiré patterns at the expense of sharpn Continue Reading...

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20-Nov-11 – Updated in v4.1.4 - Updated Raw conversion function, adding among others support of Raw files from Olympus E-PL3, Nikon P7100, and Sony A77 and A65. - Bug fixed: When using two or more monitors, Preset Thumbnails panel could sometimes show truncated. Photomatix Pro 4.1.4  Coupon Code– Get 15% Discount with HDRIT   25-Oct-11 – Updated in v4.1.3 - Updated Raw conversion function, adding support of Raw files from the Olympus E-P3, Leica D-LUX 6 and V-LUX 2, Panasonic G3/G3F, and Sony NEX-C3 and SLT-A35. - Bug fixed: Saving via the “Save Image” menu item did not work properly in some cases, saving with a file extension different from the actual file fo Continue Reading...

Photomatix Coupon Code  2012 – Get 15% Discount with HDRIT Photomatix is our recommended choice for working with HDR photos, we were lucky enough to secure a special 15% discount on all HDRsoft products for HDRit.com readers. 15% off with code HDRIT. I recommend Photomatix Pro as the best software tool for generating and tone-mapping high dynamic range (HDR) images. Visitors to this site can obtain a 15% discount on the software. Please go to www.hdrsoft.com, click on the “Purchase” tab and enter the coupon code HDRIT to receive your discount. Photomatix Coupon Code  2012 – How to get the discount: 1. Enter the coupon code HDRIT and click “Recalculate”: 2. You Continue Reading...

I just got Photomatix and am impressed with the ease in which it blends photos. Right now I have been doing the blends with ORF files and that seems to work pretty well. But being the lazy person I am, and not wanting to spend the time figuring it out myself, I was wondering if there is a more preferable way to handle the workflow. So what do you guys do? Do you “develop” in Studio or the RAW developer of your choice and then go to Photomatix? Do you develop then do your photo “cleaning” with the processing program of your choice and then go to photomatix? Do you blend in photomatix and then go to your processing program. Or are you just so darn good you don’t n Continue Reading...

HDR Tutorials，Guide To HDR Photography Photomatix is a software used to convert pictures into HDR, High dynamic Range. It’s a techniques used more and more by photographers to enhance those details, hidden in the shadows and highlights.  Easily Create Great HDR Photos Online [link]  How To: HDR Photography CS5 at DPS [link]  How To Use Luminance by – HTU no1 by *TiKy2010 [link]  A brilliant beginning-to-end tutorial from member *CharlieMacBell [link]  Photomatix from A to Z by ~Initio [link]  HDRi at Wikipedia [link]  Photomatix software overview and examples [link]  HDR Tutorial using Photomatix [link]  HDR tutorial in Photoshop CS2 by ~gameplayer529 [link] Continue Reading...