The HDR Software features list includes:

High Dynamic Range Imaging

Generation of a High Dynamic Range image from differently exposed images › Pixel depth of input images can be either 24-bit or 48-bit with an option for automatic image alignment Read and Write support for Radiance RGBE (.hdr), OpenEXR (.exr) and Floating Point TIFF HDR Viewer that shows local High Dynamic Range Image data at the appropriate exposure Display of Dynamic Range information and HDR Histogram Tone Mapping tool for compressing the dynamic range while preserving local contrast › Input can be either an HDR image generated in Photomatix, an HDR image file in the Radiance RGBE format or a 48-bit TIFF file. › Adjustment of the following settings: Dynamic Range Increase, Strength, Color Saturation, Smoothing, Microcontrast and Black and White Points › Pixel depth of output image can be either a 24-bit or 48-bit › Option for output as equirectangular image set to be viewed in a 360 degree panorama viewer 48-bit compression tool for retrieving shadow details from a 48-bit TIFF image file Ability to batch convert a single RAW file (Canon, Nikon and Fuji RAWs are supported) into a High Dynamic Range image

Exposure Blending - Merging differently exposed images

Five algorithms for Exposure Blending: H&S Details - 2 images, H&S Details - Auto, H&S Details - Adjust, H&S Details - Light and H&S Details - Enhanced Averaging (also known as Image Stacking) Adjustment of radius and blending point settings (method H&S Details - Adjust) Merges any number of differently exposed images (except method H&S Details - 2 images) Automatic alignment tool for out-of-register images Semi-manual alignment tool for difficult cases 16-bit support (except methods H&S Details - Light and H&S Details - Enhanced )

Automatic Batch Processing

Automatically loads and processes images of the specified input location, and saves resulting images to the specified output location Option for automatic image alignement. Works for HDRI generation, Tone Mapping and all combination modes Access to all the Tone Mapping settings Ability to set the Exposure Value spacing for HDR Image generation Processes all sets of bracketed images stored under a given folder (number of bracketed images in each set specified by user before running the batch) Ability to select only specific files for processing Ability to process all sub-folders of a given folder, combining all image files stored under each sub-folder Batch can be stopped at user request (once the current process has completed) Report lists the actions performed as they are processed and the error status

General

Support of the following image file formats: JPEG (read & write), TIFF 24-bit, 48-bit and Floating Point (read & write), Radiance RGBE (read & write), OpenEXR (read & write), BMP (Mac version: read only, Windows version: read & write), PNG (Mac version: read & write), PSD (read only) Basic image operation tools › Cropping (also works with HDR images) › Resizing › Rotating (also works with HDR images) › Sharpening › Brightness & Contrast › Remapping of mirror ball (also works with HDR images)