LR & exposure fusion?

hmm not sure about the viewing, the price is 39.00 I think, if you hit the purchase button on the right it will tell you. the demo wont save the original file size, they're a lot smaller. Also the full version comes with Machinery explorer, which is super nice, you can look through all your image files and edit the ones you want from there, it just opens them in machinery2. I think the demo only saves to 1280 on the long side.
Also the full version comes with a plugin for Lightroom, which is really nice. I think its definitely worth the price.

njstacker22 wrote in post #17425194
I'm also pretty sure that 90% of agent's/brokers don't even know what HDR is.

You might be surprised...more know about it than you think, because so many "photographers" are supplying them with mostly bad HDR...

I think that's the key, is how well done it is and the amount of hdr "effect". I personally don't like the effect for most of my stuff, but this program will let you do whatever and however much you want. You can use one shot or use bracket shots and use the auto align. I'm not trying to sell the software, just trying to help someone out.
To me its just another tool to try. I'll do anything to shorten my pp time and have the results I want.

I have elements 12 now. In your opinion, should I purchase this or Lightroom?

shaunmcfd wrote in post #17427847
I have elements 12 now. In your opinion, should I purchase this or Lightroom?

LightRoom first. No question.

Thanks

Architecture, Real-Estate & Buildings Talk

shaunmcfd wrote in post #17424245
No HDR was used on this one!

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/r7To​H2 Possum Holler HDR by shaunmcfd, on Flickr

No HDR? Then why is HDR in the photo's title?

Hi, this is sarcasm, sorry you missed me.