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and medical Xray ultrasound you name it they wanted people to be able to use and afford computers. AMD observed the universe microphysics and the phyiscal best possible limits of reality for computers the fundamentals of "ultimate super computer" and then made it a reality and tried to make computers essential and cheaply available goods for all at near cost price for every person on earth. every GPU and sound card is an audio rendering device. those wave peaks highs and lows charted out and filled back in. is what all sound cards and computers are supposed to do for audio from the start. All that MQA unfolding and recreating the audio landscape.

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but better and built into your AMD devices and with open source free software and drivers that are all platforms and copies the file to the GPU for the audio playback and uses roughly 95% or so less CPU for audio tasks letting you game faster and better. its alot like the expensive hardware imitation decades later knock off of it known as MQA. you just type in the words TRUE AUDIO NEXT and soundsynthesizer and soundgeneration. Since those idiots cant manage that i managed to type in a bunch of the words for them! Imagine truest of audiophile audio.

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what are these things and how do i use them? do they need software or some download? is it just that like 99,000% of games they didnt type the word freesync in or if they did they did it incorrectly often even in AMD specific game titles and freesync is super awesome in every phone/tv/monitor and VR headset display on earth basically and is decades old but has almost never been used in all of civilizations history on planet earth? well turns out you just download the latest AMD chipset and display drivers and uhh if its a monitor or TV set it to game mode and enable freesync with the buttons/remote menu and then toggle it on in the drivers and the app developer types in words like TRUE and FREESYNC or whatever. read words like "freesync" or "TrueAudioNEXT" or "RDNA" and thought.

To see the results of this portion of the workflow, consider the following images, each produced in this way.Ever looked at the box of an AMD GPU for the last few decades.

Use these derivative TIFFs as the input to my HDR application of choice.

Save each layer as a 16-bit ProPhoto RGB TIFF.

Crop the image (all layers) to eliminate areas that aren’t present in all layers.

From the Photoshop menu: Edit > Auto-Align Layers > Auto.

In the Lightroom menu: Photo > Edit in > Open as Layers in Photoshop….

Select all the images (including any extended-EV TIFFs) in Lightroom.

How then can we take advantage of Photoshop’s alignment feature while using one of the other superior HDR apps?įor my more critical HDR images, my workflow now includes the following steps:

From Lightroom, Merge to HDR Pro in Photoshop CS5 (lower left) appears to do the best job of aligning the images.īut while Photoshop may be the best tool for aligning images, we also know that it’s one of the weakest HDR applications for other reasons.

NIK’s HDR Efex Pro (lower right) looks a little better than Photomatix Pro but still not as good as Photoshop (next).

LR/Enfuse (upper right) does such a bad job of aligning the two images (using default settings) the offset is almost the entire width of these 200% scale images.

Photomatrix Pro (upper left) doesn’t appear to have a particularly good alignment algorithm, although we might be seeing some other artifact of that apps’ processing.

The images below show how well four different applications were able to align the images. However, if you’re shooting bracketed exposures handheld, aligning your source images presents an interesting software challenge.įor this article is used two bracketed images (to keep things simple) that were shot handheld. If you’re using multiple exposures and a tripod, you won’t have perfectly aligned pixels, but they’ll be close. If you’re working with a single RAW image (possibly extracting extended highlight or shadow detail using Klaus Hermann’s Five TIFFs method) this isn’t a problem as you’ll only have one image or the pixels in your extra images will be perfectly registered. One step in the process of creating an HDR image is the alignment of the bracketed originals.

RAW File Processing: Photomatix Pro vs.

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This is the fifth in a series of articles abut passing images between Lightroom, Photoshop and various plugins: