The gui is very clean and straight at the bottom you find the HDR presetsand on the right hand side the panel for your development settings, where you can change parameters like brightness, saturation, contrast and so on. With the Lightroom CC plugin you have two option either handling the raw images over to Aurora HDR or export the raw files to Tiff including all adjustments you made in Lightroom. The plugins for Photoshop and Lightroom CC are not installed by default even you have Lightroom CC and/or Photoshop installed on your system. You can run the program standalone or if you Lightroom CC/Photoshop CC you can install an export plugin to make things easier. The instalklation on a Windows 10 system worked out without any problem. If you want to try it out first, there is a trial version available, but the trial period is 14 days only and the trial version will not start without an active internet connection.
#ON1 HDR VS AURORA FOR MAC#
The tool is available for Windows and of course for Mac systems and costs 99,– €. Since i did a couple of reviews on HDR tools, it was time to take a closer look on the Aurora 2018 version. But now this sitation changed beginning with the Aurora HDR 2018 version, the tool is also available for Windows operating systems.
There was alot of talking about Aurora HDR and many good reviews for the HDR tool got, but til now the door was closed for Windows users. Maybe towards the end of year if may be useful for software companies to aquire the new year for new software releases 😉
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