MartinSykes
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Hi all,
Quick introduction - recently got interested in HDR but don't have the camera equipment to do it properly yet (just a compact digital that only saves jpegs). I also had a lot of old jpegs which I wanted to improve but couldn't find anything to do what I wanted (for free anyway) so I wrote my own program. Would be interested in feedback and it's free if anyone else finds it useful - you can download it from http://www.martinandanna.talktalk.net/autohdr.html
It only works on single jpegs but produces 'natural' looking HDR-style effects. It's not fast (about 30s per megapixel) and uses a lot of memory so you might want to resize images down below 10MP if they're bigger than that but I think the results are pretty nice and worth the wait. You can do the more garish stuff afterwards in your favourite photo/paint package. Quick example:
Quick introduction - recently got interested in HDR but don't have the camera equipment to do it properly yet (just a compact digital that only saves jpegs). I also had a lot of old jpegs which I wanted to improve but couldn't find anything to do what I wanted (for free anyway) so I wrote my own program. Would be interested in feedback and it's free if anyone else finds it useful - you can download it from http://www.martinandanna.talktalk.net/autohdr.html
It only works on single jpegs but produces 'natural' looking HDR-style effects. It's not fast (about 30s per megapixel) and uses a lot of memory so you might want to resize images down below 10MP if they're bigger than that but I think the results are pretty nice and worth the wait. You can do the more garish stuff afterwards in your favourite photo/paint package. Quick example: