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Accessible software for converting RAW photos |
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Accessible software for converting RAW photos |
Join hdraw.net community to share your photos, |
Your camera captures the details, HDRAW makes them visibleThe maximal dynamic range - the contrast between the brightest point and the darkest one - of a JPEG image is about 4,000 times lower than the range seen by a human eye. A camera captures several times higher dynamic range than one available with JPEG. This means that the range is either cut or squeezed in JPEG photos, therefore in high contrast scenes the details in highlights and shadows are lost, as well as the details of low-contrast objects. RAW images still contain the full dynamic range captured by the camera. HDRAW utilizes Tone Mapping technique, allowing to preserve the details while fitting high dynamic range image into the limited dynamic range of JPEG or any other 8-bit format. Exploiting the properties of the human vision, HDRAW makes the picture and color details visible in all areas of the photo from the darkest to the brightest one. Single-image HDRHDRAW is a single-image HDR tool that utilizes higher dynamic range available in RAW. RAW made easyWhile usual RAW development process is a sophisticated task that requires adjusting a lot of parameters in a RAW converter, HDRAW is intended to produce rich detail images virtually in one click (ok, three clicks actually). It still allows you to adjust tone mapping parameters, but the standard presets are enough in most cases. |
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- Added possibility of saving user's presets (click 'Save preset' in the parameters adjustment screen to save/modify a preset; click 'My presets' in the thumbnails screen to access the presets).
- Last used set of parameters is always available (My presets -> Last used)
This is a bugfix release. Fixed a color shift in thumbnails and wrong preview recalculation when loading second and next files.
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