Pros
- A true 32-bit image editor
- Editing tools provide control over precise areas
Cons
- Online help menu is inadequate
- Current output technology can't handle HDR images
Bottom Line
This 32-bit image editor can produce highly detailed, in-depth, full-dynamic-range images by combining several different exposures of the same scene.
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