On the flip side, as is common with most rules –having exceptions, Aurora HDR stands as an exception to the general ‘image-bracket’ rule or HDR requirement. High-Dynamic-Range imaging programs are applicable for virtually every type of photo-editing task as long as you are willing to play by the HDR-rules of supplying bracket images of different light exposure values. The resultant image? A High Dynamic Range image-quality. The HDR imaging technology functions by processing the real-world’s broad range of tones that are optically perceivable, and merges them into a much slimmer range of tones that can be reproduced on a digital display device or paper. One of such reasons is the fact that HDR imaging has proven its competency in its ability to effectively handle some of the most challenging image deficiencies experienced in the photo-industry chief of which is the low dynamic range image-effects.

The rapidly-growing interest in high-dynamic-range (HDR) imaging technology in the last couple of years has given rise to several dozens of HDR software packages that are now available to users of various skill set –the world over, and there are fantastic reasons for that…

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