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Does anyone know of a good but free HDR software that renders to a decent size and not some bloody postage stamp preview??
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- 28-04-2012, 18:52 #2Senior Member
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Try Gimp, my teenager seems to be able to do most things with it that I do with Elements.
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Picturenaut http//www.hdrlabs.com/picturenaut/
Free, and produces quite realistic-looking images (not the "cooked" type of thing that Photomatix does)
- 02-06-2012, 13:18 #4Tried it but found the final image to be too small. Would like to keep the original size.
Originally Posted by MostlyHarmless 
“It's easy to laugh and be happy, when the world rolls along like a song,
But a man is worthwhile, If he can just smile, When everything goes fucking wrong.....”
Adolf Hitler 1945.
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that morality is just a fiction used by the herd of inferior human beings to hold back the few superior men ..
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????? The version of Picturenaut I use keeps the original image size. I always work with 180 DPI TIFF images as the source files....maybe that makes a difference? Originally Posted by ark-angel
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