HDR PhotoStudio™ Review will have to wait ’til another day sadly.

Despite having 12 gigs of ram, beefy graphics card, etc., etc. I unfortunately fell just shy of system specs to run HDR PhotoStudio because it requires a minimum of an Intel dual-core 2.5GHz, but my MacPro is only Intel dual-core 2.0GHz so I unfortunately won’t be able to review HDR PhotoStudio™ anytime soon.

Having just bought a Canon 5D mark II and about to purchase the $2500.00 Canon TS-E 17mm f/4 Tilt Shift lens, I don’t have the cash flow to buy a new beefy computer to test out HDR PhotoStudio™.  Bummer.  It looks very promising.

HDR PhotoStudio™ Now available for Macintosh!

I’ve been waiting for the Mac version for some time now.  Finally available!  Of course Murphy’s Law… I’m right in the middle of a huge edit and can’t/won’t mess with it to test until later this week, but rest assured I’ll be reviewing this app.  Why do I like this app?.. or at least find interesting?  This paragraph from their website:

HDR PhotoStudio is the only solution capable of creating HDR images that truly unlock the full range of color as perceived by human vision. The software grants complete control over the colors within an image and provides a comprehensive toolbox to address the effects of merging multiple exposures, while simultaneously improving workflow.

Here’s some geeky system/spec info:

Version: 2.15.28 build 4449.
Download size:
Mac OS: 21.9 MB.
Windows 32-bit (x86): 11 MB.
Windows 64-bit (x64): 12.5 MB.

System Requirements:

OS: Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard)/Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard), Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7.
CPU: Intel dual-core 2.5GHz minimum, quad-core, 2.8GHz is recommended for best performance.
RAM: 2GB minimum, recommend 4GB.

LINK = HDR PhotoStudio™ Now available for Macintosh!

More to come once I’ve played with it