Macphun have announced an update to Aurora HDR Pro, their latest Macintosh software co-developed with Trey Ratcliff. The features of Version 1.2.2 include added support for raw files generated by the Canon 80D, 1300D and 1DX Mk II, the Leica M (Typ 262), the Nikon D5, the Olympus SH3 and Pen F, the Panasonic GX80/85, TZ80/81/85/ZS60 and TZ100/101/ZS100, the Samsung Galaxy S7, the Sony A68, ILCE6300, RX1R II and RX10 III, the DxO ONE Digital Camera and the Fuji X-Pro2. The update also bringsa number of performance improvements. Aurora HDR Pro is available for $99.99.

Macphun Press Release

Macphun Announces Aurora HDR Pro Version 1.2.2

New version 1.2.2 update introduces added support for RAW files for more cameras, and a number of performance improvements

San Diego, CA May 20th, 2016

Macphun Software, a leading innovative photography app developer with over 30 million users worldwide, has today announced an update to Aurora HDR Pro. The update will go live on Tuesday May 24 th .

Since its launch in November 2015, Aurora HDR Pro has been downloaded over 325,000 times, and was awarded the prestigious Editor’s Choice Award on the Mac App Store in its first week. Macphun are committed to continually improving their products based on customer feedback and new advances in technology.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF AURORA HDR v 1.2.2

Added support for RAW files for these cameras:
● Canon 80D, 1300D, 1DX MkII
● Leica M (Typ 262)
● Nikon D5
● Olympus Pen F, SH3
● Panasonic DMCGX80/85, DMCTZ80/81/85/ZS60, DMCTZ100/101/ZS100
● Samsung Galaxy S7 (SMG935F)
● Sony ILCA68, ILCE6300, RX1R II, RX10 III
● DxO ONE Digital Camera
● Fujifilm XPro2

Performance improvements:
● Various performance improvements to Photos extension, Alignment, Luminosity histogram, and preview on Layer
● Tone Mapping result is now set as default
● First launch in full screen mode
● Sync Favourites presets between Aurora HDR Pro and Aurora HDR Pro extension

What is HDR?

High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography is a popular photographic technique designed to overcome the limitations of image sensors in digital photographs. This process utilizes multiple exposures of the same subject, each shot at different exposure values (“brackets”). Those are then automatically merged into a single shot which encompasses a greater exposure range.

Pricing and Availability:

Aurora HDR is available either as a standard version through the Mac App Store, or a Pro version direct from aurorahdr.com or www.stuckincustoms.com .

The standard version of Aurora HDR is available via the Mac App Store. Aurora HDR Pro is available direct from aurorahdr.com and www.stuckincustoms.com for $99 or via the 3month Aurora HDR instalments plan.

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