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<blockquote data-quote="dh photography" data-source="post: 396546" data-attributes="member: 25354">Well; the more I stewed on this, the more I wanted to process something!&nbsp; I searched out something that had any kind of decent reviews in a freeware hdr processing software.&nbsp; One of the only ones I could find was HDRtist.&nbsp; It's pretty much a drag-n-drop developer that will automatically align images then process and image that you use a slide to adjust the level of 'HDR&quot; that your image will be tone mapped with.&nbsp; Apparently there is the free version and an updated &quot;Pro&quot; version.&nbsp; I have not checked out the pro even to see how much that upgrade is.Here's two I quickly ran through HDRtist in about 45 seconds before importing the final back into Lightroom for a final touch.&nbsp; Not bad IMO, but will still be looking for Luminance's fix or a Promatix upgrade.&nbsp; It is ok for running a few images until then, though.[ATTACH]131121[/ATTACH][ATTACH]131123[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dh photography, post: 396546, member: 25354"] Well; the more I stewed on this, the more I wanted to process something! I searched out something that had any kind of decent reviews in a freeware hdr processing software. One of the only ones I could find was HDRtist. It's pretty much a drag-n-drop developer that will automatically align images then process and image that you use a slide to adjust the level of 'HDR" that your image will be tone mapped with. Apparently there is the free version and an updated "Pro" version. I have not checked out the pro even to see how much that upgrade is. Here's two I quickly ran through HDRtist in about 45 seconds before importing the final back into Lightroom for a final touch. Not bad IMO, but will still be looking for Luminance's fix or a Promatix upgrade. It is ok for running a few images until then, though. [ATTACH=CONFIG]131121._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]131123._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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