When you first get started using Artizen HDR, you will see a configuration wizard to allocate space and memory for all your work.
All the basic tools, such as cropping, resizing, rotating, and so on, are presented as buttons on the workbench for easy access. Artizen HDR also has a variety of advanced features like the color adjustment feature, which allows you to set color levels in photos and perform color balancing, reduce noise levels, sharpen photos, or control exposure levels.
You can also create your own designs using the pen tool and other design tools and then fill them with different colors using the advanced painting tools available. There are also some region management tools to assist in editing and enhancing activities.
There is also an option to save the images directly in a web format with basic DHTML functions. It allows you to slice the images into various regions and use mouse over and mouse down to perform hyperlinking functions.
One of the most advanced features is the tone mapping utility provided. You can use it to control every aspect of the photo from the saturation levels and brightness and contrast levels to the strength, radius, and adaptation levels. You can view the status of the image after application of the toning effect and then apply the changes.
It also has advanced histogram controls and a one-click color palette to help you to finish the work faster. You can create and modify different layers on a photo using the various layer tools provided. The workspace gives you one click access to all the brushes, frames, and textures available in the various folders.
There is also a feature called Batch Pro that allows you to work on multiple files simultaneously. You can easily add new batches and modify existing ones to automate the work. These features allow you to perform simultaneous and sequenced color and resizing functions with advanced importing and exporting capabilities.
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