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nouvel outil HDR made in France gère plusieurs sources de lumière indépendamment...

héy ! chouff chouff !! ça défonce ! Tout d'abord, ce soft ce comporte comme un véritable appareil photo Polaroid et se veut interactif : - il faut attendre plusieurs minutes pour obtenir le développement de sa photo (donc, c'est plus la peine de faire la course aux fréquences de nos processeurs ! :p ) - si on secoue la photo, on accélère la chimie - on peut ajouter des effets "trashs" (rayures, traces de doigts) - les effets de virage sont parfois... étonnants

Hydra is about mixing a number of under- and overexposed shots to get a natural sight of a scene. It provides human eye-like perception to your photographs by allowing you to create high dynamic range (HDR) images from a series of regular photographs, either from DSLRs or traditional point-and-shoot cameras.

Lightroom 2.0 beta builds on the success of the first Lightroom beta program and provides photographers with early access to our next release so that you can kick the tires and ensure that this release meets your needs.

Making panoramas couldn't be easier. Load your images, press align to make a preview, adjust the crop as you like and make the panorama. Making panoramas couldn't be easier. Calico supports multi-row panoramas, 16 bit input and output inlcuding TIFF, and single and layered PSD and PSB output (8 and 16 bit) and has a new cropping tool so you can set the area of the panorama.

Seashore is an open source image editor for Cocoa. It features gradients, textures and anti-aliasing for both text and brush strokes. It supports multiple layers and alpha channel editing. It is based around the GIMP's technology and uses the same native file format. However, unlike the GIMP, Seashore only aims to serve the basic image editing needs of most computer users, not to provide a replacement for professional image editing products. Seashore was created by Mark Pazolli who, together with a handful of other developers and helpful users, still develops it to this day.

Photosphere, the original high dynamic-range image browser for Mac OS X.