Picturenaut

Name: Picturenaut
Works on: windows

Windows 7 and above

Version: 3.2
Last Updated: 03 Mar 2017
Release: 11 Dec 2011
Category: Multimedia > Graphic

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Picturenaut Tags

HDR processor image creator create image HDR tonemap exposure compensation

Picturenaut Details

Works on: Windows 10 | Windows 8.1 | Windows 8 | Windows 7 | Windows 2012
File Format: msi

SHA1 Hash 32bit version: b27ca8cf97b582c342bb212ba5df75c21f2e9023
Size 32bit version: 4.08 MB

SHA1 Hash 64bit version: 47dae4cdc7807a2985d3657c260c52afd736aa98
Size 64bit version: 3.96 MB

Rating: 1.8 out of 5 based on 23 user ratings

Downloads: 543
License: Free

Picturenaut is a free software by Mediachance and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows 2012.
You can download Picturenaut which is 4.08 MB in size and belongs to the software category Graphic.
Picturenaut was released on 2011-12-11 and last updated on our database on 2017-03-03 and is currently at version 3.2.
We also have Picturenaut 64bit version which is 3.96 MB in size and will work on x64 computers.

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Picturenaut Description

Create HDRIs from multiple exposures:
Automatic image alignment
Exposure correction
Color balancing
Ghost removal
RAW support
Noise level compensation
Full control over camera curve
The HDR generation runs asynchronous from the user interface, that means less coffee breaks and a healthier lifestyle for you. Scripting ninjas can use the fully featured commandline version MKHDRI to weave it into an automated workflow.
Industry standards:
It reads EXIF metadata and ICC profiles from the source images. Aperture, shutter speed and EV offset can also be edited manually, so you can easily compensate for ND filters and missing/false EXIF data. The ICC profiles are used to optionally derive a reliable standard camera curve.
You can also change the bit depth of any single LDR, and Picturenaut converts it properly into a pseudo-HDRI using a standard gamma curve, or any curve you saved from an ICC profile or derived from a set of calibration images.
Compatible with HDRShop:
Plugins originally written for HDRShop integrate seamlessly into Picturenaut as well. They simply show up in the "Filters" drop-down menu. They run here better than ever, because their console output is routed to the display and Picturenaut doesn't time out on them like HDRShop does.
Tonemapping on the fast lane:
One local and three global tone mapping operators are built in, all with mind blowing speed due to multicore-CPU support -
Adaptive Logarithmic (ala Drago)
Photoreceptor Physiology (ala Reinhard)
Bilateral (Local TMO)
Exposure (simple snapshot)
Every change of the settings updates 100% live on the preview image, even while you are dragging the slider. Watching the histogram squash and stretch in realtime is the ultimate learning experience for figuring out what all these sliders do. As soon as you let a slider go, the current settings are applied to the full size image as well - which usually takes just about some milliseconds.
User-defined Gamma Encoding:
Unique is Picturenaut's ability to reuse the camera curve for the Gamma adjustment of a tone mapped LDR result. That way you can preserve the specific look of your camera, or simulate that of another one by applying a previously derived curve as post-adjustment.
High Quality 32-bit Resizing:
Only Picturenaut offers 7 different interpolation options for resizing HDRs, with precise control over sharpness parameters. Of course, they work on LDRs as well...
Rock solid Architecture:
Aside from all the whizz-bang, Picturenaut sports -
Undo and redo
Zoom and pan
Display gamma and exposure
LDR formats: TIFF, JPEG, TGA, RAW
HDR formats: TIFF float, OpenEXR, PFM, Radiance RGBE
UNICODE support
SSE/SSE2 support