Wood Grain & Paper Hexagons
Layered - Composite Abstract
text2&text3)GPP2exHDRCompoRlIlln
15 April 2016
I have tried on many occasions to emulate the success that I had with the HDR Composite ability of the 'Great Photo Pro' program from EverImaging. However, apart from some minor success with 'HDR Darkroom 2 Pro', another EverImaging program, I have had very little success in achieving results that bare comparison with the simple but very effective and competent little 'Great Photo Pro'.
BUT, here's the problem, GPP has become increasingly unreliable and difficult to use, demanding a lot of wasted time and effort to achieve a saved image. Either the chosen images, to be 'welded' together to form an HDR Composite image.
Despite my best efforts to get EverImaging to support GPP as the Mac OS changes each time, I am now met with a wall of silence.
Sometimes, I think that I am the only person on Flickr who uses this wonderful little program which is capable of so much more than the HDR Composite function which I use so much.
So, there you have it; today i have had enough of this difficulty, so when it came to adding some tags, all the months of frustration poured out in a string of related words, and when i had done that, i started this rant.
Now that i have vented my spleen, the program that i love so much has not got any better, i still have not got any support from EverImaging; but i feel better and now at 6 o'clock on a Friday night, i'm going to the pub.
Goodnight and Good Luck with your struggles.
UPDATE: I upgraded my operating system to El Capitan (OSX10.11) and now everything works as it should - would have been nice if EverImaging had advised me to do that in the first place !!
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© All Rights Reserved - Jim Goodyear 2016.
Wood Grain & Paper Hexagons
Layered - Composite Abstract
text2&text3)GPP2exHDRCompoRlIlln
15 April 2016
I have tried on many occasions to emulate the success that I had with the HDR Composite ability of the 'Great Photo Pro' program from EverImaging. However, apart from some minor success with 'HDR Darkroom 2 Pro', another EverImaging program, I have had very little success in achieving results that bare comparison with the simple but very effective and competent little 'Great Photo Pro'.
BUT, here's the problem, GPP has become increasingly unreliable and difficult to use, demanding a lot of wasted time and effort to achieve a saved image. Either the chosen images, to be 'welded' together to form an HDR Composite image.
Despite my best efforts to get EverImaging to support GPP as the Mac OS changes each time, I am now met with a wall of silence.
Sometimes, I think that I am the only person on Flickr who uses this wonderful little program which is capable of so much more than the HDR Composite function which I use so much.
So, there you have it; today i have had enough of this difficulty, so when it came to adding some tags, all the months of frustration poured out in a string of related words, and when i had done that, i started this rant.
Now that i have vented my spleen, the program that i love so much has not got any better, i still have not got any support from EverImaging; but i feel better and now at 6 o'clock on a Friday night, i'm going to the pub.
Goodnight and Good Luck with your struggles.
UPDATE: I upgraded my operating system to El Capitan (OSX10.11) and now everything works as it should - would have been nice if EverImaging had advised me to do that in the first place !!
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
For maximum effect, click the image, to go into the Lightbox, to view at the largest size; or, perhaps, by clicking the expansion arrows at top right of the page for a Full Screen view.
Don't use or reproduce this image on Websites/Blog or any other media without my explicit permission.
© All Rights Reserved - Jim Goodyear 2016.