Photomatix Coupon Code – use “STUCKINCUSTOMS” for 15% off
Photomatix Coupon Code
For 15% off, use the Photomatix Coupon Code is “STUCKINCUSTOMS” at checkout.
HDRSoft was nice enough to give the discount to readers of the site. At the Photomatix webpage, you can get a free trial or buy it. I have a writeup about the product in the Photomatix Review.
Note that this coupon code is current, and the discount should work just fine.
More Info on Photomatix
I have tried many kinds of HDR Software, and I sincerely think Photomatix is the best. There is a lot of competition in this space and there are some interesting alternatives. However, the features of Photomatix are the best. Also, one thing I really like is that the company always releases new updates.
I’ve met with many HDR expert photographers and the vast majority of them are lovers of this software like me. It’s easy to use, the UI is very slick, and it’s quite fast.
Moreover, I’ve spoken on the phone with the owner of the company and she is very nice. She’s committed to making the best product available, and I appreciate that as a photographer. She reads all feedback and takes all suggestions very seriously.
I have a nice free how-to guide and HDR Tutorial available here on the site if you want to learn how to use the product.
HDR in Photoshop
If you are interested in finding out more about a comparison between Photomatix and the Photoshop HDR functionality, just follow that link.
Photomatix in Video
Below is a video I made where I show how I use it…
Sample Photomatix Photos
Below, I have put a few photos of both the software being used and some of the results.
If you have any trouble using this Photomatix Coupon, please let me know.
Note: This Photomatix Pro Coupon Code works for both the regular and the pro edition of the software. I hope you use it, and you end up making some great HDRs! If you do, please come share them on the site here!
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