Dynamic Photo-HDR for Windows

Great software.. I have both dynamic photo HDR & photomatix on my pc & can honestly & easily say DPHDR is my favourite. Photomatix is apparently the pro's choice of software. The difference I found between the two were that DPHDR produced a more naturally beautiful picture than it's competitor. For me PM goes overboard with it's brightness, colour & tones. DPHDR keeps the photograph realistic with a strong contrasted tone & dynamic look- hence the name... I've no doubt that PM fans will have their own opinion & everyone has their own flavour in photography. The free trial tempted me to buy the full version & it was money well spent. HIGHLY recommended.

Breath of life. This program breathes life into photography - it needs to be used carefully and with some restraint to deliver its best, but it is far and away the best photo-working program I have come across. Thank you for making it, and for enabling us to have a free look and use of it! Pros: Easy to use, rewarding to use. Just follow what you like to see in your photos. Excellent for creating mood. Cons: Got to be joking!

Suggestions. I'm an italian professional user. My job is to take ancient architecture pics. DPHDR is a very usable software, but I believe that some changes are necessary. 1) In the first screen would be useful to have the full name of the disk where files are located instead of the single letter. This is very useful for people who have many archive drives.2) In Photo Bee perspective correction would be useful to have a snap in the grid.

Positive Experience. I first used this program several months ago and am returning to use it again. There are some single, outdoor images that really look good when run through Dynamic-Photo HDR...particularly, where clouds are involved. Pros: Adds drama to most any scene.Has processed fast enough for me. Cons: None noted.

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Problems with Dynamic Photo. I love the program, but I have four problems.First, I tried to contact tech support on my areas of concern. They will not respond and I am fuming trying to overcome the problems which are probably easily remedied if I can get some information.Second, Each time I save a picture I have to save it a minimum of two times in a row. The first time I save a picture and go to the thumbnail, I get only the tile. When I hover my mouse over the tile, it shows 0 bites. And when I try to open it, it says "No Preview." There is no picture to display. I have to keep saving the picture time and time again until it finally takes.Thirdly, often a picture will save with either a partial thumb or no thumbnail at all. (solid gray thumbnail) Sometimes it will save the original thumb as opposed to updating it with the picture.Fourth, and most important to me, when I finally get a picture to save, many of them have a dark band down the right side. It is about 10 to 15% of the picture's width, forcing me to crop where I don't want to crop.I removed and replaced the program, I downloaded a new copy of the program, all to no avail. I am going to download another free copy and see if it has the same characteristics. If not I don't know what to do because without contact from tech support I cannot get a different .exe file to try. Pros: Love the results.Great latitude, I can do a lot with the program.Easy to use Cons: Impossible to get a response from tech support.Dark band down the right side of many pictures.I have to save each picture a minimum of twice.