Key upgrades will ease the planning process behind HDR photography, making the creation of HDR images possible even when a tripod, long a mainstay of the HDR workflow, is not on-hand.
This is what makes HDR Expose 3 mature tools for professional HDR work.?
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?My favorite features are the ability to perform very precise color tweaks and white balance adjustments, while keeping the output in full 32-bit.
That means colors stay closer to the original capture – oversaturation artifacts, cross-channel pollution, and undesired color shifts simply don?t occur.? says Bloch. In his early testing of the new software upgrades, professional photographer, and author of and the new HDRI Handbook 2.0, Christian Bloch, said of the applications, ?The true benefit of Unified Color programs lies in their Beyond RGB color technology which always treats color and luminance channels independently from each other. To address these pain points, the company?s R&D team have taken its proprietary Beyond RGBTM color technology to the next level, and reengineered the software with an intuitive combination of merge, alignment and deghosting and adaptive tone mapping algorithms that will change the way photographers approach HDR. Single pass tone mapping very wide dynamic range scenes to preserve consistent contrast and detail across the whole tonal range, from dark shadows to bright highlights, has also been a challenge for many. Because the bracketed exposures must be perfectly aligned to prevent ghosting artifacts, often requiring a tripod, HDR was limited to near-motionless scenes. The single most frustrating issue cited by HDR photographers, and a major impediment to those adopting HDR techniques, is the complexity of working with multiple exposures. And, every action and tool works in the industry leading, 32-bit, Beyong RGB color space.
HDR Expose 3s merging, ghost removal, tone-mapping and editing tools have been supercharged to give you impressively beautiful results. HDR Expose 3 is packed with new editing and workflow features to create HDR images that were previously impossible.
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