![]() ![]() – $169 special introductory price through December 31, 2011Īdditional discounts for customers upgrading from a previous version or other Unified Color products are also available please see for more details. – $89 special introductory price through December 31, 2011 – $129 special introductory price through December 31, 2011 HDR Expose 2 and 32 Float v2 are available for direct purchase through the company website at:, and a 30-day free trial is available for each. Ideal for users that prefer to work on layered images, where Photoshop only allows limited adjustment tools when working on 32-bit images, 32-Float unlocks the true potential for 32-bit true color HDR editing functionality in Photoshop CS3 Extended, CS4 Extended and CS5. HDR Expose also includes export plug-ins providing photographers full access to these powerful HDR tools from an existing Lightroom® or Aperture® workflow.įor photographers who prefer to maintain a Photoshop-centric workflow, Unified Color’s new 32 Float v2 provides all the same image adjustment tools of its stand-alone brother, but as a Photoshop filter plug-in. The entirely new tone mapping and halo elimination algorithms in HDR Expose 2 handle the most complicated HDR Images. HDR Expose 2 is a powerful stand-alone application. Restructured User Interface: Users are seamlessly guided through the ideal order of operations that ensures each available adjustment is applied at the recommended step in a methodical workflow.User-Definable Global Presets: Providing a one-click starting point, the presets can be completely customized to personal preferences.All batch merge and processing can be applied as a background task to further enhance workflow efficiencies. Users can even choose to process the same image up to 5 different ways by selecting multiple presets. After the merge, 32-bit images can be batch processed for final TIFF or JPEG output by applying user presets. Batch Merge and Batch Processing tools: Commercial and high volume photographers will save valuable time with the new automatic batch merging process which automatically groups and previews images from exposure brackets of any size and then merges them to 32-bit HDR files. ![]() “We’re proud to offer these powerful tools that demystify the HDR process and make it accessible to the widest possible audience.” “With HDR Expose 2, our new flagship application, the 32 Float v2 Photoshop plug-in and our entry-level HDR Express™ product, Unified Color is providing a complete range of fully optimized HDR solutions for professionals and photo enthusiasts looking to create true-to-life HDR images,” said Alfred Zee, CEO of Unified Color Technologies. Additionally, new color-safe Dodge & Burn Brush and Tone Curve tools supply unprecedented 32-bit local control, enabling photographers to selectively lighten or darken specific areas without inducing color shifts, gradients or posterization. This new architecture powers a real-time processing engine that enables image adjustments to be visualized immediately while applied to the full image, not just a proxy or scaled down preview version. With these upgrades, Unified Color has reengineered its base architecture to significantly improve performance and expand the programs’ tool sets to offer additional fine control over global and local tonal adjustments. HDR Expose 2 and 32 Float v2 are also true 32-bit color editing tools that take full advantage of all the available shades of color and tone in a 32-bit HDR image for the smoothest, halo-free results. Unified Color Technologies, the high dynamic range imaging experts, today announced the latest upgrade to its popular HDR image editing software offerings, HDR Expose™ 2, the standalone HDR software that empowers photographers to create the most true-to-life HDR images possible, and 32 Float® v2 an 32-bit HDR image editing plug-in for Adobe® Photoshop®.īuilt upon Unified Color’s Beyond RGB™ color technology platform, both HDR Expose 2 and 32 Float v2 separate an image’s color component from its luminosity component, enabling photographers to adjust each independently thereby preventing the tell-tale color shifts often associated with HDR photography and producing much more natural-looking tone mapped results. South San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) December 13, 2011 ![]()
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