cPicture is updated to version 1.7.2.7 to include a reordering of the items for the selected action.
Simply drag with the mouse the items in the list to set the order. This is useful for actions where the order is
important, for example web pages or picture index pages:

My pictures of the moon eclipse from Feb 20th 2008:

58mm, 5s, f/2.8, ISO200

500mm, 1.6s, f/8, ISO800

Update: The plugin http://cpicture.net/en/cpp_hdr.zip is updated with the latest enfuse program from http://panospace.wordpress.com/

The free function plugin "HDR" for cPicture can combine several pictures taking at different exposure levels using the "enfuse" program.
No complicated settings and fully automated. Unlike different complicated HDR software, you only select the pictures and the plugin is doing the rest.

Example:
In the following example the first picture is correctly exposed for the interior, but leaves the bright window areas over exposed.
The second picture is correctly exposed for the window area but leaves the interior under exposed.

The function plugin "HDR" combines the two pictures to create a single picture with correctly exposed areas: 

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To create a combined picture:

1. Select the individual pictures with the different exposure levels:
   
   
   
   
2. Select the function plugin "HDR" from the menu in cPicture:
   
   
   
   
3. Confirm the settings and click "OK":
   
   
   
   
4. The output of "enfuse" is displayed in the console window:
   
   
   
   
   Click "OK" to close the window.
   The combined picture is created and will be displayed in cPicture as a new picture.

Installation:

Download the plugin from http://cpicture.net/en/cpp_hdr.zip
and unpack the cpp_hdr.dll and the enfuse.exe in the same folder where you copied cPicture.exe.

cPicture is updated to include a re-date function with different time stamps.
Set a start date and an optional time step (time difference between the pictures) to set new file dates for the pictures:

This is useful for devices reading and sorting files by file date instead of the file name.