Photomatix Pro Plus Bundle

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Compatibility:

Windows 10 / Windows 11

macOS 10.11 through macOS 26 Tahoe - Apple silicon chip & Intel processor

Exposure Bracketing

The HDR process starts with taking multiple exposures.

Check the Exposure Bracketing setup page to learn how to set Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB) on various camera models.

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Accessing the plugins

HDR Batch plugin for Lightroom

The installer will install the HDR Batch Plugin, if Lightroom 6 or Lightroom Classic CC is installed on your computer.

To use the HDR Batch Plugin:

1. Start or restart Lightroom
2. Group the bracketed photos you want to batch into Stacks, then select the Stacks

   Note: If your bracketed sets all have the same number of exposures, it isn't necessary to group the brackets into Stacks. Instead just select all of the photos (then on the plugin's window, you'll choose the 2nd option in the Input section).

3. Right-click on the selected photos, then choose Export > Photomatix > HDR Batch

   (Alternatively, choose File > Plug-in Extras > Photomatix Batch > Batch with Photomatix HDR)

Tone Mapping plugin for Photoshop

The installer will install the Tone Mapping plugin, if Photoshop CS or Photoshop CC is installed on your computer.

To use the Tone Mapping Plugin:

1. Start or restart Photoshop
2. Merge images to HDR or open an image.

   If you merge to HDR, make sure to do the following after merging:

   Set the Mode combo-box to 32 Bit

   Leave the Complete Toning in Adobe Camera Raw box unchecked

3. Choose Filter > Photomatix > Tone Mapping