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This is a list of software for amateur photographers that I have collected just in case someone finds it useful to browse, most (not all) are free products and / or open-source. Are grouped by category:

Edition General

The Gimp (Free) - Photoshop for the poor, without falling into sophistication has almost all the tools needed to edit a photo and more. Fusion

Exhibition (No HDR)

enfuse GUI (Free) - Excellent and simple option to merge multiple exposures of the same scene.

Tufuse (Free) - Another good software to merge exposures and also have the option to make focus-stacking.

ZeroNoise (Free) - Another option for fusion of exhibitions.

HDR PhotoMatix

(Commercial) - Standard Practice for the creation of HDR images and tone-mapping. Qtpfsgui

(Free) - A highly recommended and free tool for creating HDRs and has several tone-mapping algorithms to achieve varying results.

Picturenaut (Free) - A Freeware quite interesting to create HDRs.

FDRTools There are a lot lighter, Dynamic HDR, Artizen, etc etc. Question of choosing one or more flavors. Panoramic



Hugin (Free) - A free software as good or better than all the commercials to create panoramas, has multiple projections to create or work with panoramic HDR and as if this were not enough can be used also to correct perspectives. Also serves to create the famous LittlePlanets . PTGui

(Commercial) - From the mejorcito commercial products in my opinion, creates panoramic practically from anything, has several projections and can automatically create a VR movie from a panorama Equirectangular.

deformity correction (of the photos, of course)

PTlens (Commercial) - An economical software that corrects all kinds of deformations of the lens and can also be used to correct perspective. Practically a standard.

RectFish (Commercial) - Other economic product that is used to correct deformities such Fisheye lens (fisheye).

Stacking and astrophotography

DeepSkyStacker (Free) - Excellent product for astrophotography based on multiple photos of the same area of \u200b\u200bsky.

Registax (Free) - Another excellent product for astrophotography and image stacking. Iris

(Free) - Another excellent software for astrophotography.

not ask me to choose, the truth that I use all three!

Focus Stacking

Helicon Focus (Commercial) - Excellent product to merge different cores on a single image in order to increase the DOF in pre-opening set. Can be used interchangeably for macros or landscapes (or other uses)

CombineZM (Free) - Equivalent to Helicon Focus but free, the interface is not as nice but as the results are equivalent.
RAW


ufraw (Free) - Standard Practice for conversion of RAW files, with all the necessary options for handling RAWs, batch mode and many other things.

RawTherapee (Free) - Another interesting free alternative to conversion of RAW files.

RawAnalize (Free) - Excellent software to analyze raw files from different cameras with absolutely any kind of processing.

Other

StereoPhotoMaker (Free) - Software for creating three-dimensional images from different techniques two pictures slightly displaced. 3d little glasses not required but can make you dizzy!

Histogrammar (Free) - Very good software for analysis of histograms.

Noiseware Community Edition (Free) - Excellent noise reduction software.

AndreaMosaic (Free) - Software to create a mosaic that represents an image from many different images. Have fun at times ...