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HDR Plus+ bietet mehrere In-App-Käufe/Abonnements, der durchschnittliche In-App-Preis beträgt 124.66 lei.
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5 von 5
11 Bewertungen in Rumänien
The big differentiator: app supports HDR bracketing of multiple images. You can import e.g. DJI drone images taken in +1, 0, -1 AE mode. You can sandwich jpg and dng files from Photos or Files. If they allowed to select groups of bracket images for auto sandwiching with predefined edits, such as ghost removal, and image adjustments like shadow enhance, and provided an iPad version, it would be 5 ***** stars all around
No leveler on an app that’d most likely be used for Landscape & Real-Estate/ Architecture
Every time it tries to process an hdr merge, app crashes. App support website link is broken. If you have a newer phone, don’t bother with this app until they update it
App frequently crashes in deghosting mode.
App is powerful but there is no manual. Complicated to follow
After getting the app there is a subscription
app was okay in old version 1.0 in next version dev got greedy
I’ve been manually creating HDR images using a DSLR in Photoshop for years, and so am pretty familiar with the process. The iPhone automatically applies HDR techniques to its photos when necessary. I was hoping to use this app to gain some control over the process but images taken with the app don’t look any different from regular iPhone images. I attempted to get help from the developers to find out if I was simply using the app correctly but there are no instructions as far as I can tell and the support was nonexistent.
Since fixing a crucial bug, this app has risen to the top of the game. Very few apps out there will allow me to use imported images from my drone or DSLR, but this one does. This combined with the ability to adjust both the HDR and it’s component LDR images makes this app useful to me on a daily basis. It’s only shortcoming is a lack of an iPad native version (as many imaging professionals are likely to have one these days), though that’s hardly an issue.
Crashes every time I try to merge 3 exposure.
