Update Log Photomatix for Linux
16-Jan-26: Updated in v3.0
- Updated layout of batch processing to align with Photomatix Pro
- Added easy selection of saved preset for batch processing, and filtering of preset list
- Added option to batch process bracketed sets with multiple presets
- Added batch processing for single images.
- Flatpak install now allows Photomatix to run on most Linux distributions.
14-Jul-20: Updated in v2.0
- Added a new HDR style called Fusion/Interior method, which is specially designed for capturing the full range of brightness in real estate interior shots. It comes with two built-in presets, 'Interior' and 'Interior 2'.
- Added Straightening adjustment in the Finishing window, for straightening crooked vertical and horizontal lines.
- Batch processing can now use presets.
- Added support for OpenEXR files.
- Workflow is now color managed.
5-Dec-17: Updated in v1.1
- A new Tone Mapping method called Tone Balancer, which is good for realistic-looking results. It comes with six HDR settings and five built-in presets, such as the 'Realistic' preset.
- Thumbnails for custom user presets.
- A 'Finishing Touch' window, offering Contrast, Sharpening and Crop.
- The Contrast Optimizer method has a new setting, called 'Luminance'.
- EXIF and other metadata are now fully transferred to the final image.
- Support for RAW files from recent camera models, including Canon 5D Mark IV, 6D Mark II and 800D, Nikon D5600, Sony A99 MK II and Panasonic GH5.
- Made the position of the "Load Photos" window remembered across sessions.
- Added documentation (available from the 'Help' menu, or directly here).
- Added German localisation.
10-Jul-16: Updated in v1.0
- Support for Raw files from Nikon Z9 and Sony Alpha 7 IV.
- Bug fix: Issue displaying DNG images in portrait mode generated by DXO labs.
- Bug fix: HDR viewer not showing when displaying 32-bit HDR image after a merge.
- Bug fix: HDR viewer image showing incorrectly under certain scaling modes.
02-Feb-23: Updated in v7
Version 1.0 includes:
- Tone Mapping using the Details Enhancer, Contrast Optimizer and Tone Compressor methods.
- Exposure Fusion using the Fusion/Natural method.
- Alignment for hand-held shots, and for those taken on a tripod.
- Noise reduction.
- Automatic deghosting.
- Batch processing.