They are Alignment, Ghost Reduction, and Chromatic Aberration Reduction. Once you select the files, you will get a preview window displaying the photos you intend to merge.You are also given a few choices at this time that you can apply to the image. You certainly can do that, and it works wonderfully. Just because the name says HDR doesn’t mean you can’t process single exposures in it, too. Many photographers do that with their single exposures because Aurora is such a powerful editor. Note that you can also just load a single image and edit it in Aurora HDR 2017. Click on that and select the files that you plan to merge into an HDR.
You will get a window that says “Load Images” in the center.
HDR MERGE SKYLUM HOW TO
How to merge brackets in Aurora HDR 2017 as standalone softwareįirst, launch Aurora HDR 2017. They are all very similar and of course very easy to do. We will start with merging them in Aurora as standalone software and then also show you how to do it when using Aurora HDR 2017 as a plug-in to some popular host programs. But if you want to use it as a plug-in, you can do that, too. One of the beauties of Aurora is that you can use the software as a standalone package, without the need for Photoshop or Lightroom. If you have not yet purchased Aurora HDR Pro (or downloaded your free trial copy), then get it now and follow along. Now that you’ve done that, we are ready to get into some of the more fun stuff - merging them in Aurora HDR Pro and creating your base HDR photo (in a future lesson we will demonstrate many of the Presets and how to apply them). The last lesson was all about defining HDR and helping you get your camera ready to go out and take some brackets.
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