Let me start with the way James Thornton put it in a review about this program on softonic.com - "Despite having possibly the strangest name in the history of software, Qtpfsgui is actually a very powerful digital photography tool...". And that´s what it is, at least if you know how to use it. But this shouldn´t be a problem since you´ll have the knack of it quite soon.
First of all you need to download the program:
download "Qtpfsgui"Here are two websites with tutorials about "Qtpfsgui":http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/#documentation
http://osp.wikidot.com/parameters-for-photographers
If you unpacked the downloaded file, you first have to put all the dll-files into the folder with the ".exe"-file. Otherwise you can´t install it. After doing so, Qtpfsgui should install properly and can be started. The rest should be obvious: create an hdr-photo by selecting a couple of photos from your hard disk and putting them together. Now you go to "image" and select the last option. This is the section where you can make all the adjustments.
I recommend leaving the size the way it is (256x192) while adjusting. This way you´ll get your results much faster. When you´re happy with one result you can increase the size of the output image.
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And here´s the second HDR-photo of the week. This time i took a picture of our piano just to see if Qtpfsgui can improve it or at least make it a more interesting photo. 
