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This one goes to 11... - Version: 3.1.1, 4/9/2008 03:20AM PST
hueco
I would love to see some numbers next to those sliders, if possible. Otherwise, it's a Spinal Tap moment every time you play with Bracketeer.
Excellent tool for photographers 
- Version: 2.6.5, 3/4/2008 08:29AM PST
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Tony Swash
I have used programs like Photomatix a lot in the past but I very much prefer the more natural images produced by Bracketeer. I have had great success not only using bracketed shots but also by creating a series of different exposures from the same Raw file and then combining them in Bracketeer. Almost always the default settings will produce very good results, so no need for tweaking or adjusting.
Any photographer wanting to improve the exposure and dynamic range of their photos should try this. Excellent support also.
Highly recommended
Any photographer wanting to improve the exposure and dynamic range of their photos should try this. Excellent support also.
Highly recommended
What's new? - Version: 2.5.2, 2/18/2008 12:00AM PST
hueco
Please provide a note on changes between versions.
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