#Hdr projects 4 professional download software#

Results of using 'natural' preset on EasyHDR. I'm finding even as a single shot application let along stacking that it provides nice tools and very nice sample examples using some of the built-in presets. Works pretty well but costs about four times as much (still below 100 Euros) and I don't know if there is an english localised version. Which does more or less the same, but takes x3f raw files as input. Since some years I use this program here: But does it work on (Foveon) raw data? Or do you have to convert your picture to to jpg first? This will cost you lots of dynamic range beforehand. Interesting software, especially at that price. EasyHDR uses lib-raw for conversion but I don't know what Frantzis uses.

The x3f process in Frantzis looks like it might need a little more work than EasyHDR. The good news is that the Frantzis product does run on Catalina.Д«oth products do a nice job. My main focus then was their sharpening tools. I used Franzis products in the past but I found them very awkward to use as it was difficult to save the process used to get repeatable results. Ooc jpg -> Franzis -> 'natural balanced' preset -> jpg X3f -> Franczis -> 'natural balanced' preset -> jpg (no wb adjustment done)

#Hdr projects 4 professional download software#

I did the same with the Franzis product, which I personally find a little too 'busy' but the interface is much better and more intuitive than the earlier software I used from them in the past. Here it is again from the ooc jpg without further editing: Not bad for ooc x3f but it could use more work. X3f -> EasyHDR Natural preset -> jpg (no white balance adjustment) Here is the same preset applied to the raw image with no changes to raw and ooc jpg for both applications: X3f support is available in EasyHDR and the product uses libraw for raw processing.