I think that DPP users will be happy in 2012 :-)

Doesn't expire, but watermarks processed image.

Hi, is it possible to implement a method (ie snapshot) through which the two identical pictures with different exposure we can use certain parts of each image and make one picture (eg a picture made ​​in the evening when the difference in exposure between earth and sky is high)

This is exactly what it does. Have you seen these tutorials ? DPP++ 10.0 Video Tutorials

Or may be I haven't understood your question...

Yes, I saw but if I am not wrong all the snapshots that you create are taken from one and the same picture, and not from two pictures with difrent exposure.
You increase and decrease the exposure in the same picture

Ah ok, I see what you mean.
Indeed in the actual version you blend several raw conversions from the same single raw file.
So for the moment it is not possible to blend different raw files.
However it is not very hard to add the feature you ask for since the blending algorithm remains the same. It is just the input files that change. But this requieres to rethink the user interface...

I tried the soft but I have hard time evaluating the output with all the watermarking on the photos. Why not make a time-limited demo with no watermarks ?

I got your new version and i'am very satisfied, and if you manage to introduce the method we are talking about would be a great addition. would be a kind of hdr photos where you have a better control and a more realistic finish

Thanks. I will think about the feature you asked for.
I would be glad to see some before/after examples of the pics you have obtained with this new version.

I have not yet had time to edit more pictures, but here's a picture I randomly made today afternoon, nothing exciting,wich i edited with your program.
I'm still starting out in the terms of editing pictures, but your program seems to be very intuitive and easy to use, even at my basic level and with very good results from my point of view.
Without using your program I could not return to such a deep blue sky and maintain a good exposure at the same time in the lower part of the picture.

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Nice edit.

For the ground I like to use the "Twilight" picture style. It has a very nice vivid green ! You can download it from japanes canon web site.

For the sky I like to use Blue Heaven or RVP-Vivid picture styles (look for them on google).

It may be a matter of taste but try them and let me know what you think.

I use cinema1 picture style, because i try to get as much as possible real colors, i dont like to exaggerate.This is why i dont like to use photomatix to create hdr picture, because they look unrealistic.
Sometimes they are ok, but you cant use it when you have people in the picture.
I like rvp-vivid for the sky

I'm one of the millons who have a mac

whiteflyer wrote in post #13945937
I'm one of the millons who have a mac

Sorry but you may use windows emulators (parallels, fusion, ...)

whiteflyer wrote in post #13945937
I'm one of the millons who have a mac

(weeps)!!

Neil

As a paid user of DPP++ version 9.1, do I buy the update of this new release or a full version?

Second, does the newest version run with DPP 3.10.1?

Maxdave