HDR??

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Is there a program I can download that does HDR's really well? Only thing is, I'm rather a bit poor atm, and need a free program, does such a thing exist? xx
 
Photomatix is the benchmark one - I have it but I still get funny, grainy results and I haven't worked out why yet.
 
Photomatix and Photoshop both can do it, Photomatix is dedicated and cheaper though
 
Dynaimic photo hdr has a trial version that doesn't time out, it does watermark the image but fairly subtly, so it's still usable in the real word. Wayne
 
I always find when I try to use the Photoshop one, it keeps stating that there is not enough dynamic range to do it properly or something.
 
You can get reasonable conversions with 1 HDR but 3 would always be better. Pete's HDR guide will show you the light :D
 
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