History Panel – An easy-to-reference list of edits made to your image, the History panel allows you to click on any editing step to revert the photo to an earlier stage of editing. User Interface – A new, modern and responsive user interface brings a powerful, yet joyful experience to HDR photo editing. HDR Enhance Filter - Adds details and clarity to an image, adjusting colors, details and contrast without creating artificial halos or other problems. Dodge & Burn Filter – Selectively lighten or darken specific areas of an image to artfully direct your viewer’s eye towards the key subject of your image, similar to a traditional darkroom technique. Transform Tool* – Easily scale, rotate and shift your image to better fit your vision. Lens Correction Tool* – The new Lens Correction filter easily fixes all kinds of lens distortion, from barrel and pincushion to chromatic aberration and vignetting. AURORA HDR 2018 ACTIVATION KEY FOR MAC
Mac and Windows versions – Aurora HDR 2018 is available both for Mac and PC users, enabling mixed-computer households to share the same product key. Next-generation Tone Mapping – A new smart Tone Mapping algorithm automatically reduces noise, and produces more realistic and natural initial results. Here's a list of all the changes which I'll feature in a new tutorial later this year: 
Here's a look at the new UI for Aurora HDR 2018 Windows:Ĭlick to see the new Aurora 2018 for Windows UIĬlick to see the new Aurora 2018 for Mac UI
One of the most common FAQ's I had since my original review of Aurora (and later Aurora 2017) was when are they going to make a Windows version? The cries got even worse after I did my Luminar for Windows Open Beta article. The latest version has finally been announced and I've got a special offer for you: Results from my early testing show the best merging of nighttime skies which typically turn out pretty nasty in Photomatix, HDR Efex Pro, and even older versions of Aurora HDR.ĭon't know what this is or what it's all about? Start by checking out my older reviews and tutorials for my Aurora and later Aurora 2017 reviews. Aurora is one of the easiest to use HDR programs on the market and in this new version it gets faster, more powerful and significantly improved.
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