HDR Photo Pro allows for lightning-fast production of stunning, photo-realistic HDR images through its user-friendly interface and various workflow options.
If you're looking for an all-in-one High Dynamic Range (HDR) photographic application that will help you produce great photographic images quickly and easily, Everimaging's HDR Photo Pro is definitely worth considering. This revolutionary HDR imaging software is designed to overcome the challenge of retaining extended details that would otherwise be lost in your image.
The process is simple: a photographer takes three or more steady bracketed photos - one normal-exposed, one over-exposed and one under-exposed. HDR Photo Pro then combines the tonal information from each of these exposures, allowing the final image to more closely emulate the full range of details that the human eye can see.
The result is extremely quickly rendered, and contains rich details and vivid colors without introducing anomalies such as halos or other blemishes. These are just a few of the strengths of HDR Photo Pro.
One of the standout features of HDR Photo Pro is its design. It's incredibly easy to use, and offers a range of workflow methods that produce amazing photo-realistic HDR photos at lightning speed.
If you're concerned about system requirements, don't be. HDR Photo Pro can run on a variety of different platforms, including Windows and Mac OS. For Windows, you'll need a 32-bit or 64-bit version of XP SP2 or above, Vista SP1 or above, or Window 7. You'll also need at least 1GB of main memory (2GB preferred), and 2.0 GHz CPU (Dual-Core preferred), as well as a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher and 1000 MB of hard drive space.
If you're using a Mac, HDR Photo Pro can run on Mac OS X v10.5 or above. You'll need at least 1GB of main memory (2GB preferred), an Intel processor (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz processor preferred), a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher, and 1000 MB of hard drive space.
Overall, if you need an easy-to-use and powerful HDR imaging software, HDR Photo Pro is definitely worth considering.
The process is simple: a photographer takes three or more steady bracketed photos - one normal-exposed, one over-exposed and one under-exposed. HDR Photo Pro then combines the tonal information from each of these exposures, allowing the final image to more closely emulate the full range of details that the human eye can see.
The result is extremely quickly rendered, and contains rich details and vivid colors without introducing anomalies such as halos or other blemishes. These are just a few of the strengths of HDR Photo Pro.
One of the standout features of HDR Photo Pro is its design. It's incredibly easy to use, and offers a range of workflow methods that produce amazing photo-realistic HDR photos at lightning speed.
If you're concerned about system requirements, don't be. HDR Photo Pro can run on a variety of different platforms, including Windows and Mac OS. For Windows, you'll need a 32-bit or 64-bit version of XP SP2 or above, Vista SP1 or above, or Window 7. You'll also need at least 1GB of main memory (2GB preferred), and 2.0 GHz CPU (Dual-Core preferred), as well as a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher and 1000 MB of hard drive space.
If you're using a Mac, HDR Photo Pro can run on Mac OS X v10.5 or above. You'll need at least 1GB of main memory (2GB preferred), an Intel processor (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz processor preferred), a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher, and 1000 MB of hard drive space.
Overall, if you need an easy-to-use and powerful HDR imaging software, HDR Photo Pro is definitely worth considering.
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