You can then adjust the settings as you see fit by using Exposure Fusion (to make them natural-looking) or Tone Mapping (to make the look surreal). You can take several images and merge them into an HDR image. The application comes with automatic blending, unlimited stacking, easy comparison of results and batch processing. All you have to do is feed it some photos shot with different exposure values and it will turn them into good looking HDR images. It isn’t difficult at all to get started with Photomatix Pro. Go through it to better understand how to use Photomatix Pro. Click it and you will be presented with a quick tutorial of Photomatix Pro. There’s even a very useful Tutorial button. Underneath it there’s the Workflow Shortcuts pane that has buttons for loading bracketed photos (samples are available on the application’s site if you don’t have any such photos), batch processing bracketed photos, batch processing single photos, and more. The grey interface displays the classic File Menu in the upper left hand corner. It doesn’t ask you if you want a desktop shortcut.

The setup wizard that shows up when you run the aforementioned installation file asks you to choose the installation directory and pick if you want to install the Lightroom Export plug-in. The application can be installed on anything from Windows 7 down to Windows 98. On a high-speed internet connection the download will take little time to complete.

The Photomatix Pro installation file for Windows (there’s a Mac version as well) is 7.3MB in size, which isn’t much. You get to play with the settings, so you will end up with a stunning photo. This HDRSoft-developed tool will take multiple photographs at varying exposure levels and merge them into an HDR image.

Enter Photomatix Pro, HDR photography software meant to do away with this nuisance. The thing is that in poor lighting conditions, the chances of your pic being ruined are quite high. But when you get home, you notice that the pic you snapped is nothing like the beautiful scenery you witnessed, especially if you took the image on a cloudy or overcast day. Digital cameras make it quite easy to take a picture of a beautiful scene, and that’s a good thing.

Photomatix pro 6.0 review