The company that makes Aurora HDR seems to be diving wholeheartedly into the Windows image business, too, since they just changed their name to avoid sounding like a Mac-only company.Īurora was developed with leadership from HDR photographer and teacher Trey Ratcliff, the photographer behind the Stuck in Customs → travel and photography blog. Originally for Macintosh OS, the company recently released a Windows version, which is what I use. Photomatix is for Windows, Macs and Linux.Īurora HDR → is one of the newest software programs for HDR, created by MacPhun which is now renamed Skylum. It works well with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. It’s a mature HDR software package and offers several workflows for enhancing your merged photos. It was created in 2003, which is pretty close to the beginning of HDR still photography.
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Many HDR photographers are comfortable with Photomatix Pro →, offered by HDRsoft. One thing they have in common: they both have a significant learning curve to get the most out of them. Photomatix sees one main task and tries to do it very well Aurora wants to be your complete photo workflow. Photomatix is the seasoned veteran Aurora the brash upstart. In the High Dynamic Range (HDR) world of photography, Photomatix Pro and Aurora HDR are opposites in many ways. One of my first HDR images using Aurora HDR The Young HDR Upstart Gives the Seasoned Pro Competition
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