Photomatix Pro for Mac

User Reviews

• This is 4.0.0 not 4.0.2

  MacIncognito11/18/2010

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  This is 4.0.0 not 4.0.2

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  This is 4.0.0 not 4.0.2

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• Excellent upgrade, well worth it.

  AndysCnet12/11/2009

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  Ease of use.

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  Nothing to complain about.

  Summary

  Have used previous versions and the upgrade is a great improvement - stable and easy to use.

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• One of the best !!!

  markarts12/7/2007

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This software program is one of the best out there for HDR. Excellent in all respects.

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• Greatly improved stability

  valdecus8/23/2007

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />The newest version greatly improved the stability of this little software gem. I also like the new user interface improvements in the tone mapping module. The software produces significantly better results than anything I had used so far for HDR images, including PS CS3. Thumbs up for the support as well.

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• QTVR timesaver

  euh?2/6/2005

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />For me Photomatix is absolutely indispensable when making QTVR panorama's, it's a difference like day and night: Instead of hours and hours making masks in photoshop this program can get a much better result in a few minutes. @mholve: It's absolutely not possible to get the same results with a photoshop merge action. You simply don't have a clue where photomatix is about, so don't give worthless advices.

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• It may be a one trick pony...

  dmeyler12/17/2004

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />but it's a great trick. It has saved me a ton of time on a variety of projects.

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• No, it really is good

  Martin Turner--20087/1/2004

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I went to the developer's site and downloaded the demo. This really is a good piece of software which does exactly two things, as specified. $99 may seem a lot of money, but this is all a matter of perspective. The flash extension lead for my Nikon flash cost more than this. A Softar filter costs about twice as much. $99 is a fairly typical price for a photographic one-trick pony. Of course, you only buy it if you need it. Given that most digital SLRs will auto-bracket up and down if you ask them to, this application will give a competitive advantage to photographers who shoot in troublesome dynamic ranges. For a professional, it will recoup itself very quickly.

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