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Natural photos of bracketing and one shot HDR for entry-level photographer hair, Munich, 04.11.2011 – the new version of the software for HDR photography HDR darkroom 5 comes just in time for autumn Fotosaison and holiday reviews from the photography Division of the House of FRANZIS. The eye of the photographer decides the naturalness and the detail of motifs on images and photos with rich, deep and brilliant lights shines on the subject, but only with the help of HDR software. Developers at the heart of the software have screwed in the new version of HDR darkroom 5. The new algorithm for tone mapping, the dynamic stack processing routine by bracketing and the one shot HDR via RAW data processing deliver faster and above all brilliant HDR photos already with the automated parameter settings. Even black and white HDR photos are now generated with realistic tonal range optimally by the software. As self explanatory is the user interface of HDR software, the straight without further knowledge non-professionals and Appealing opportunity photographer. Of course, all parameters can be individually set. The surrealist, extra stressed contrast assignment for selected subjects, HDR darkroom 5 offers appropriate parameter settings, which gives painting similar results about the fine adjustment.

Franzis HDR darkroom 5 is available as a download at or runs on PC and Mac, and from early November in the trade. The MSRP of the publishing house is Euro 69,00. A free trial version and extensive information material on the product Web site invites photographers to the try out a. One shot HDR outwits the biggest enemies of HDR photography wind, animals and fast-moving objects, as well as the missing stand at the right moment are just annoying when the subject is consistent at the moment. The one shot HDR allows it yet, that the subject can be included in HDR format. The built-in RAW converter generates internal exposure bracketing from all popular RAW formats and delivers expressive Results, where JPEG bracketing are not applicable.

Care specialist atacama informed users in a BAULOGIS seminar in Bremen, 13.02.2012 – nursing services in varying degrees were depicted with the introduction of the DRG system. Since the beginning of the year is relevant revenue the complex care score (BAULOGIS), which tracks the overhead for the highly complex care of patients in the hospital on normal stations, now. The policy compliant figure of this care in the DRG-system provides the facilities face new challenges in documentation and coding. Due to the implementation, there is often uncertainty. Who wanted the Bremen IT service providers and care specialist atacama Software take a BAULOGIS seminar participants, which is been organized by the Bremen hospital society (HBKG). More than 40 care directors, head of nursing and nurturing followed the invitation of the HBKG. Experts and users gave them not only details about the BAULOGIS, but also possibilities of software-based acquisition and evaluation.

Dr. Jan Scherlitz from the medicine controlling of hospital Reinbek St. Adolf pin explained detailing the calculation of the BAULOGIS and its effects on the revenues. To ensure this, he recommended a collection of reasons and nursing services from the recording. Should subsequently turn out, that the patient is treated but longer, the default documentation can be not rescheduled. The aim is to capture the reason for maintaining highly elaborate individually for each performance area and to undertake appropriate nursing interventions. To do this, he recommended including a photographic wound documentation with ruler. Despite all efforts, the medical controller calls a correct detection: If the BAULOGIS encoding is grossly incorrect, the frequency of the MDK-tests increases, and it comes to repayment claims from health insurance companies. The presentation made it clear that a BAULOGIS on paper is effectively not possible. The practical implementation of the BAULOGIS with the help of a LEP-based electronic nursing documentation explained Angela Ahrens, Deputy Director of nursing at St.