And the results were often having a fairy tales look, that might be a good feature for somebody but not for me, in particular if you don't have much control over that strange look. While a good output was possible, it was always requiring a big effort and a long time to obtain it. The workflow was complicated, often involving the creation of tone mapped images using different alghorithms and then merging them togheter with an external editing software. I always try to support open source software whenever I can, but the development of Luminance HDR has been stuck for long time, and it has lost all of its advantages, except the price, compared to its paid competitors.
Now let's go back to the mental process: recently I find out that I wasn't satisfied anymore with the results I was obtaining with my previous HDR and tone mapping software, the freeware Luminance HDR (previously known as qtpfsgui). I will start with my verdict: I'm just impressed with the fast and effective way to create natural looking HDR images with the software SNS-HDR. An house in Camargue tonemapped from a single frame with SNS-HDR
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