Updated Jul 7, 2026 · v4.1
Merge photos with different exposures into HDR & apply tone mapping
This app can be used to merge photos taken at different exposures into a single high density range (HDR) image. You can then use tone mapping with various tuning options to create the final image. NOTE: If you think there's some issues with results the app is producing, send your sample input images with issue description directly to support email. I'll have a look it, and if I find issues, I'll certainly try to fix all of those. Don't use the review section for reporting issues - it has a strict character limit and doesn't allow structured replies and file/image attachments. The app can also be used as HDR viewer - you can view Radiance HDR (.hdr) and OpenEXR (.exr) files. Main features include - Debevec, Robertson, and simple "Fusion" algorithms to generate HDR image - automatic image alignment before merging into HDR - export generated HDR file as Radiance HDR, or OpenEXR file - tone mapping using various algorithms (Linear mapping, Reinhard, Drago, Mantiuk) - creating tone mapped images in multiple formats, like e.g. JPEG, PNG
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