Artizen HDR 2.8

Some software applications have a very explicit name – you just take a look at the name and you already know what that piece of software can do for you. Other software applications, such as the Supporting Computers Inc-developed Artizen HDR are not so explicit – even though the HDR bit (high dynamic range rendering) is a clue.

Here is the lowdown on what you can do with a software application like Artizen HDR: you can edit images like a pro, you can organize your images and you can share those images with whoever you want. Artizen HDR provides an extensive set of tools you can use to do all the aforementioned bits and pieces.

From the “edit images like a pro” we should mention that some of the things you can do with Artizen HDR: rotate, resize, scale, skew, flip, mirror, mirror ball, add vignette, Gaussian blur, motion blur, aged photo, change saturation, brightness, hue, opacity, reduce noise, exposure filter, hue balance filter, color balance filter, white balance filter, and much more.

You might be tempted to thing that just because Artizen HDR is a properly good graphics editor that provides a long list of editing tools, it is hard to use. When coming up with this piece of software, Supporting Computers Inc focused on making it a powerful editing tool – but it did not forget about making the user experience a pleasurable one. After all, what good is a powerful tool if no one can use it? What I’m trying to say is that Artizen HDR is easy to use – you should not have a problem with it, not even if you are a novice computer user.

Artizen HDR works with pretty much every Windows version you can think of, ranging from Windows 2000 SP4 and Windows XP SP3 (Service Pack 3) and up to Vista and Windows 7, the latest iteration of the Microsoft-developed operating system. The downside is that that Artizen HDR does not offer support for 64-bit operating systems.

Artizen HDR is a properly powerful graphics editor for the computer user that wants to turn images into stunning images.

Pros

• Functionality of the demo version is not restricted
• Numerous photo editing tools

Cons

• Can be used free of charge only during the trial period
• Watermark displayed on Digital Camera RAW (16bit) photos and High Dynamic Range (32bit) images

Artizen HDR has been reviewed by George Norman on 10 Mar 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated Artizen HDR 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent