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I hope this helps! I have some older reviews on the topaz products on the blog. So it depends on the result you want to achieve. However, topaz studio works fine either on its own or with photoshop and photoshop elements, and I don’t think there are other plugins out there that do the same things as topaz. And topaz studio doesn’t work well with Lightroom. I do have a bit of an issue with Topaz right now because they are moving all their plugins into a new product called “topaz studio” so you have to use topaz studio to access them. But if you are trying to make images that go beyond the natural look – like if you want images that look like paintings, or images with textures, or you want to dramatically change the entire colour scheme – I really like the Topaz plugins. I am loving Luminar right now because the filters are very effective, easy to use, and create natural looking results. But when it comes to more creative post processing, it all depends on what you want to do. I always recommend that people start with Lightroom because you can do all the basic photo processing and keep all your images organized there.
LIGHTROOM PLUGIN FOR AURORA HDR 2018 MAC
Hi Charles, glad to hear you enjoyed the tutorial! I haven’t used photos much at all (I’m not sure if you mean the windows or the mac product since I believe both platforms called their photo program “photos”). Here are some more examples of photos I processed with Aurora HDR 2018.
LIGHTROOM PLUGIN FOR AURORA HDR 2018 CODE
If you want to try Aurora HDR, you can get $10 off by entering the code MCKINNELLĬlick here to get more details and order Aurora HDR 2018. It works as a standalone product, or as a plugin with Photoshop or Lightroom. Up until now, it has been a Mac only product.

Oh, and one more thing, there is a new version coming out in a few days and it will work for both Windows and Mac.
LIGHTROOM PLUGIN FOR AURORA HDR 2018 SOFTWARE
In a nutshell, Aurora HDR is fast, intuitive, comes with beautiful presets, gives you all the power of layers and layer masks, and allows you to make HDR images that are much more natural looking then any of the other software options available today. You also have the option of not blending exposures at all, but just opening a single exposure in Aurora HDR and using all the powerful features it gives you. In a matter of minutes I took this photo: I also found the results much more natural looking than using Photomatix (sorry Photomatix). I have discovered that using this method allows me to achieve the look I want in much less time than it took me to do it manually by blending exposures in Photoshop, or making an HDR image and then taking it into Photoshop to blend it back with one of the originals. Or you can make a new layer and use some of the sliders like the HDR enhance I mentioned above. Then you can pick a different preset and apply it to another part of the image, such as the sky for example. Woo hoo!! With the power of layers and layer masks, you can simply choose a preset and apply it only to the parts of the image where you want it. Image Radiance: I love this panel! It gives the whole image a sort of glow without making it too soft.īut here’s the really big thing: LAYERS! And layer MASKS! For example, I can keep the mountain looking completely natural while increasing the detail in the house at the bottom of the mountain. I really like the ability to leave large details alone while increasing the smaller details. HDR Details: Allows you to increase or decrease the amount of detail for both large and small details separately. Or, you can take it to the extreme if you want. Aurora HDR gives you quite a bit of range while keeping the image realistic. In other programs I have found that I can barely touch this slider before things get out of hand. HDR Enhance: allows you to specify the amount of HDR-ness if you know what I mean.

Here is why I think this software is so special: HDR specific sliders that give great results If the video is too small, click here to view it large on YouTube.
