Wednesday, March 28, 2018
AURORA HDR 2018 V1 1 3 1475 WINDOWS 1 1 2 MACOS Free
AURORA HDR 2018 V1 1 3 1475 WINDOWS 1 1 2 MACOS Free
AURORA HDR 2018
What is HDR photography?
HDR photography is all about getting the best of both worlds when taking photos, particularly of static subjects like landscapes or architecture. If you�re taking a picture with extraordinary bright spots like a sunrise or sunset, you can expose for the highlights (i.e. the bright spots) which mean the dark parts get really dark and underexposed.
Alternatively, you can expose for the shadows (i.e. the dark spots) which leave the bright parts extra bright and overexposed. HDR photos are created when a photographer takes multiple shots, usually three or more, of the same scene: one underexposed, one properly exposed, and one overexposed. Then software such as Lightroom, Photoshop, Photomatix, and others can be used to combine all the images into a single picture that has detail in both the highlights and the shadows.
Before and after image showing what is possible with HDR.
How Aurora HDR is different
Compared to other offerings on the market, Aurora HDR�s brilliance lies in its simplicity. It�s far easier to use and just as capable as other HDR applications, and also very competitive in terms of its pricing. (Unlike some other apps, it�s available as a one-time purchase instead of with a monthly subscription.) When you open the program you are greeted with one large button that lets you load a single image or multiple exposures of the same image, which is all you need to do to get started. If you dig just a bit deeper you will notice two additional options: Batch Processing and Load Sample Images.
The former is useful if you want to quickly apply specific HDR processes and presets to many images at one time. While this can be useful if you have several images to go through I don�t recommend it for beginning users.
Aurora HDR 2018�s bread and butter is the incredible degree of control it gives you over the entire process of creating a High Dynamic Range image. This is where most people will get the maximum value out of the software.
What�s New in Aurora HDR 2018
Whether you are new to the world of creating HDR images with Aurora or are a longtime user of this software, many of the changes in the 2018 version will bring significant improvements to your workflow. The program has been rewritten from the ground up to focus on things like speed improvements, better RAW image handling, and a more user-friendly interface.
There is now a History panel which lets you see all the edits you have made to an image, and functions very much like the same option in programs such as Lightroom, which many photographers already use. The 2018 version also adds a Lens Corrections Tool and a host of other minor but noticeable tweaks while keeping the bedrock foundation of powerful yet easy-to-use HDR tools for professionals and beginners alike.
The lens correction tool is a welcome addition to the 2018 version.
These types of improvements mean a lot to me as a longtime Aurora HDR user since it sends the message that Macphun is committed to developing its apps. I�ve been burned before by companies that stop iterating on software I have come to rely on, such as Apple�s Aperture editing program, but it�s clear that Macphun is not going to leave photographers high and dry.
They have been making software for over a decade and are now even releasing some of their more popular programs for Windows users as well, including Aurora HDR 2018. It�s nice to see this commitment to continual improvement from developers, and it�s one of the reasons I enjoy using Macphun software so much.
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