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Jun 26, 2009 16:02 |  #1

When on the Photomatix Pro tone mapping screen, having generated an HDR image, there are two basic choices - one is the Detail Enhance and the other is called Tone Compressor. Those experienced with the software, do you have any thoughts, suggestions, etc. about using one or the other?

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Jun 26, 2009 16:38 |  #2

I use Detail Enhancer. Just never got any decent results from the other.


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Jun 26, 2009 18:30 as a reply to  @ canonloader's post |  #3

Thank you for your response. When I tried detail enhancer the photo did have a greater range of tones ... it did look somewhat over sharpened however.




  
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Jun 26, 2009 18:31 |  #4

Detail Enhancer all my HDR, never use Tone Compressor [It could be fine if how to use but really i don't like to try].


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Jun 26, 2009 18:33 as a reply to  @ Tareq's post |  #5

Do you then follow-up with a noise reduction software?




  
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Jun 26, 2009 18:53 |  #6

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Do you then follow-up with a noise reduction software?


Yes, i do sometimes if needed.


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Jun 27, 2009 03:44 |  #7

I almost always use a noise removal action I got for CS3. It works very well, less heavy handed than programs like Neat Image.


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Jun 29, 2009 11:49 |  #8

tone compressor doesn't really create an HDR style image, I use detail enhancer --> lightroom 2 (color adjustments, sharpening, etc) --> CS4 for image touch ups and noise removal

this process is recommended by Scott Kelby and he has a great video tutorial about how to do HDR start-to-finish on his website, definitely worth checking out. http://www.kelbytraini​ng.com …p-cs4-real-world-hdr.html (external link)


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Jul 09, 2009 10:57 |  #9

canonloader wrote in post #8183172 (external link)
I almost always use a noise removal action I got for CS3. It works very well, less heavy handed than programs like Neat Image.


Which noise removal action is that?


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Jul 09, 2009 11:10 |  #10

I bought it from Fred Miranda Software a couple years ago when I used CS2 and had a 1D Classic. It's great stuff and does an excellent job. Called 1D ISOR BR PRO.atn, it's no longer sold by them. A major failure in their thinking processes. It still works fine and I use it virtually every day, sometimes on every image, cause it just does such a good job. Here's their software page now (external link).


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