Tutorials on Photomatix Pro and other Photomatix Products

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Learn how to use Photomatix Pro to enhance bracketed photos, or process multiple sets of bracketed photos in Photomatix's batch processing.

This tutorial shows how to merge exposures of a real estate interior and create an HDR image where the room is bright and the window's view is preserved. You'll learn how to load and merge bracketed exposures in Photomatix Pro 6 and select presets designed for real estate interiors.

Learn how to use Photomatix Pro from Lightroom in simple steps. Select your photos, invoke the Plugin, then edit in Photomatix and send the rendered HDR photo back to Lightroom.

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Learn how to use the color adjustments in Photomatix Pro to change the brightness, saturation and color temperature of the whole image, and to make changes to just part of the image using the Brush Tool. See how to make individual colors brighter or more saturated, and how to change one color into another.

Learn how to use the Blend with Original function in Photomatix Pro to create images which are more natural looking. See how to blend the entire image with one of the source exposures, and how to use the brush tool to blend just part of the image.

Learn how to batch process your bracketed photos with HDR in Lightroom using the HDR Batch plugin. The HDR Batch Lightroom lets you speed up your HDR workflow and offers a lot of HDR features like the merge to 32-bit feature not available in Lightroom alone.

Learn how to load bracketed photos, adjust the HDR image to your liking then render, crop and save it, using the Windows version of Photomatix Essentials.

Learn how to set up your camera to photograph a real estate interior when there is bright light coming from the windows. The video will show you a simple technique to take HDR photo and get a well lit interior image where the interior is bright and the outside view is preserved.

Learn the pro technique to take bracketed exposures of a real estate interior with bright windows. From camera setup, to determining what exposures to use, through to taking the bracketed photos, ready for HDR merge.

Learn how to get sharp, clear photos of real estate interiors. Find out the common causes of blurry photos and how to avoid them, with tips on choosing the right lens, good focusing technique, and keeping the camera steady.

Follow these 5 tips to get the best results for photographing a room interior with a bright window.

This tutorial shows how to merge exposures of a real estate interior and create an HDR image where the room is bright and the window's view is preserved. You'll learn how to load and merge bracketed exposures in Photomatix Pro 6 and select presets designed for real estate interiors.

Learn how to automate your real estate photos workflow in Lightroom by batch merging multiple bracketed exposure sets with the HDR Batch plugin. Select or create a style to apply to your real estate shots, then automatically blend and create HDR photos for all of your property shoot.