- Problems with aurora hdr 2019 update#
- Problems with aurora hdr 2019 software#
- Problems with aurora hdr 2019 series#
Problems with aurora hdr 2019 software#
Aurora HDR is the latest version of an HDR application developed by Skylum software in conjunction with travel photographer and HDR specialist Trey Ratcliff. This entry was posted in Aurora HDR, hdr by Rich. Now it is clear why: That halo is baked in when the image is created. Previously I was frustrated because I could not find a setting to turn off whatever was causing the halo. And here we see the problem: That is the worst halo I have ever seen. Essential/vivid template.īelow is the same 9-image HDR with all the same settings EXCEPT medium ghost reduction is turned on. I aligned the images (this was hand-held), did no ghosting, and selected the “essential/vivid” template. This is 9 images with 1EV bracketingĪnd here is an HDR of all 9 images.
Problems with aurora hdr 2019 update#
Update : Here is an extreme example with hi-rez images. But be careful working with low resolution images. Aurora is excused.Ĭaveat: Play around with the filters (in particular the “HDR Smart Structure”) and you will find many ways to create crappy sharpening. Has Aurora added to this even with all filters turned off? Below is an area on the horizon zoomed in: Zoomed in horizon But there is also contrast from the original images. The light on the horizon IS “haloed”, excuse me, AI-powered contrasting. Here is an HDR composite with ALL Aurora filters turned off. Try again with 2019 quality images: hidef-base-1
Specifically I am talking about overshoot and undershoot.īut perhaps the problem IS low resolution. The halos you may see are not halos, but light on the photo increased by our tone-mapping powered by AI which increases the contrast.Ĭontrast that looks like a noob that just discovered the unsharp mask filter! I’d rather a more adult AI.Ī note on the word “halo”. You might have achieved a better result with RAWs though. it’s quite normal behavior of the software…the RAW photos you’ve sent to us are quite low-resolution ones, and they come out aligned pretty well considering their resolution and format.
Problems with aurora hdr 2019 series#
I did a series of work with a much better camera at But now I needed to stop and figure out what is causing this. Aurora on the right show unacceptable halos. Hugin on the left shows that it is possible to combine the images without excessive halos. Here is closeup of the problem: Look at the sides of the posts. I’ve tried turning all the filters on and off, but even with everything off, nothing eliminates those halos, afaict. Obviously a fantastic job with the blurring. (Meaning this is not going to be the final result.) Aurora version I imported the base images with Auto Alignment, Ghost Reduction, and Chromatic Aberration Reduction all turned on. You can see the blur artifacts from the movement of the boats (the number 15 the motors, etc), but if you don’t look too closely this is a nice image.īelow is the attempt with Aurora HDR 2019, Version 1. I used hugin to align the images and produce the following HDR image shown below: Hugin produced HDR image
The original base images are here: base-1 base-2 base-3 base-4 Boats that move constantly even on a calm day, and thus are very difficult to deal with. I had an old series of HDR images from Sebago that was interesting: Boats on a dock. Still a week 2 noob here, but going through some old HDR work to learn Aurora HDR 2019.
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