Resources on Photomatix and HDR Photography

The Basics

Video tutorials.
AEB camera setup: HDR starts with taking photos under different exposures. See how to set Exposure Bracketing on various camera models.
You can also use Photomatix with one exposure (though this won't be HDR properly speaking).
You can add an "HDR-look" to a single JPEG image or try one of these 3 ways to use HDR with a single RAW file.

What's New in Photomatix 6 HDR App from Matt Kloskowski featuring a quick video demo of Photomatix Pro 6.
HDR Tutorial – How to Use Photomatix Pro to Create Natural Images from Wojciech Toman. Excellent resource for anyone using Photomatix. Also offers free Photomatix presets and tutorial available as a downloadable PDF.
Creating The Realistic HDR Image from B&H, an informative and accessible video tutorial by Tim Cooper. Excellent for amateurs, enthusiasts and professionals looking to use HDR to create true to life photos.

AEB (Auto Exposure Bracketing) settings by camera model.
HDR Exposure Calculator: Gives you the exposures to take when photographing a particularly high contrast scene (e.g. room interior with a bright window), based on two metering readings.
Promote Control: advanced bracketing control for DSLRs. Particularly useful for HDR time-lapse and for cameras that have limited bracketing options.

Complete guide to High Dynamic Range digital photography by Ferrell McCollough: beautifully illustrated and practically oriented guide, including many technical advices you will not find anywhere else.
The HDRI Handbook 2.0 High Dynamic Range Imaging for Photographers and CG Artists by Christian Bloch: In-depth exploration of all aspects of HDR imaging and techniques, including practical tips, artist interviews, and step-by-step tutorials.
HDR Beyond the Basics iBook from Doug Sloss: step-by-step video tutorials showing HDR workflow in Lightroom including organizing, effective tone mapping and post-processing.
HDR and Photoshop: Colin Smith's guide to the world of HDR. The second edition is extended to 4 hours and updated for Photoshop CS5 and Photomatix 4.
HDR Mastery: Ben Willmore's online class made into a DVD, showing step-by-step how to master HDR imaging.
HDR Photography Made Easy: Tony Sweet shows all the steps in capturing and processing HDR images.
Mastering HDR Photography by Michael Freeman: well documented and researched book, covering essential elements of HDR and tonemapping, illustrating theory with practical examples, and including case studies.