download the last version for mac HDRsoft Photomatix Pro 7.1 Beta 4

A 'Selection Mode' option on the Preview window lets users select one or more regions with lasso tools and replace the selected region with one of the source image(s).

'Attach to Edges' button automatically adjusts the selection to follow the nearest edgesImproved automatic ghosting reduction: more ghosts removed and less artifactsAddition of Sharpness setting to Fusion/Adjust methodImprovements to Fusion/Intensive method: several times faster and better results'Quick Selection' option added on Selective Deghosting tool, so that region is automatically marked as ghosted once selected with the lasso toolAdded option in Preferences not to show the Preset Thumbnails panel when the Tone Mapping/Fusion windows loadclicking on sliders reset to default value for the settingThe Selective Deghosting dialog now shows thumbnails of source photos in contextual menu for selecting photos at a specific EVAdded ability to set the maximum alignment shiftAdded option in Preferences for setting location for temporary files used for processing large files with Details Enhancer in 'Preview' mode, or processing relatively large files with Fusion/AdjustOn Mac OS 10.5 and higher, progress bar shows on icon in the Dock during processingLength of Preset Thumbnails panel is now resizablePlus various bugfixes ChangesĪbility to select a region on the Tone Mapping/Fusion preview and replace it with a source photo. Photomatix is a powerful photo tool that brings professional HDR processing to the general user.Ībility to select a region on the Tone Mapping/Fusion preview and replace it with a source photo. However, it's generally a lot easier than trying to use a professional application to perform such image processing. It's hard for general users to at first to notice any distinct changes that have been made after Photomatix has finished processing them. Unless you've got a trained photographic eye, you may have problems distinguishing any difference, however. The result of both is that your images should look much sharper afterwards. The second is 'Tone Mapping', which helps reveal highlight and shadow details in an HDR image created from multiple exposures. The first is 'Exposure Blending', which allows you to merge differently-exposed photographs into one image with increased dynamic range.

Download the last version for mac HDRsoft Photomatix Pro 7.1 Beta 4