I have Photoshop CS4 but I just wondered why a lot of people on this site use Photomatix software when doing HDR work.
Anyone able to explain the difference's.
sanfairyanne Senior Member 298 posts Joined Jan 2009 Location: Europe More info | Feb 09, 2009 05:54 | #1 I have Photoshop CS4 but I just wondered why a lot of people on this site use Photomatix software when doing HDR work.
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Feb 09, 2009 07:55 | #2 Hi, Suggest you check out the sticky as there are sites there that will explain, also if you do a google search on that question you will find answers. Many Thanks,
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BeauHudspeth -Cool Title-  More info | Feb 10, 2009 02:55 | #3 For a more useful answer check out these two Photoshop for Digital Photographers _______________
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Podcasts. They talk about HDR in PS as well and the much hailed Photomatix and the differences. 