HDRSoft Photomatix Pro 4
Photomatix is probably the most popular HDR software. This is what I use when rendering HDR images. It has lots of options to adjust the image. Creativity's the limit when it comes to the options provided by Photomatix.
It has a plugin for Lightroom which is great for Lightroom users. You can directly export the images from Lightroom to Photomatix then re-import after tone mapping.
Nik HDR Efex Pro 2
I enjoy plugins from Nik Software and HDR Efex Pro 2 in one of them. HDR Efex Pro also has a lot of options to choose from. What makes HDR Efex Pro interesting is it's U Point Technology wherein you may control the amount of effect on a specific area of an image. It also has a plugin for Lightroom and it also integrates with Photoshop.
Adobe Photoshop HDR Pro
Photoshop is the most popular photo editing software and it has built-in HDR rendering application. It has lesser options but does a pretty good job creating HDR.
What ever software you choose, remember when creating HDR images, the sky's the limit when it comes to creativity.
HDR - Part 1: Capturing the images
HDR - Part 3: Importing and Processing
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