HDR photo synthesis software Fusion

FusionIt is an HDR photo synthesis software that handles multiple exposures of photo scenes. Many modern cameras allow multiple exposures in automatic mode using the exposure bracketing feature. If your camera does not have bracketing capabilities, you can take the photo manually. Using your camera's automatic exposure mode is a better option because there is more time between photos than manual exposure. The probability of scenes with moving subjects is minimized.

For example, here are the three risks: normal, underexposed, and overexposed. The concept of HDR (High Dynamic Range) is that in a single exposure, it is often impossible to capture all the details contained in the scene given the lighting conditions. In the middle (normal exposure) frame, there is a lack of detail in the shadows and highlights. Dark (underexposed) frames contain only highlight detail, and light (overexposed) frames contain only shadow detail.
Importing three frames, the program merges the information and exports them into one frame in which all the details of the shadow areas and highlights are combined.
Input images can be in the following formats: JPEG, TIFF (8-bit, 16-bit) and RAW. Many cameras can save photos in RAW, an unprocessed format. As a rule, this format contains more information than can be displayed on a monitor or printer.

Therefore, a single raw file and a single 16-bit TIFF can be processed by fusion. In the case of a single file, the program will help redistribute the brightness so that normal contrast is present in the image, without loss of detail. The two images below are both from a single RAW file. The first is unprocessed, while the second, is processed by the program.
This image is an unprocessed RAW file.
This photo was processed by the same program as the RAW file.
Single JPG or single 8-bit TIFF can also be processed. Often improves overall detail and improves local contrast.