Aurora HDR 2018 -- First Time User
Dec 31, 2017 11:44:10 #
Just purchased Aurora 2018. In an effort to get a feel for this new software, I am using this single photo of St. Xavier Church southwest of Tucson. When I use HDR enhance, I see that I am creating spots in the image. Will this always be the case? Or if one is taking three to five pictures, do you get away from the spots. Sorry, pretty much a novice on this subject. Thanks in advance for your CC.
Dec 31, 2017 11:46:45 #
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MT native wrote:
Just purchased Aurora 2018. In an effort to get a feel for this new software, I am using this single photo of St. Xavier Church southwest of Tucson. When I use HDR enhance, I see that I am creating spots in the image. Will this always be the case? Or if one is taking three to five pictures, do you get away from the spots. Sorry, pretty much a novice on this subject. Thanks in advance for your CC.
There are two or three spots in the sky which look to me like sensor dust.
Dec 31, 2017 11:47:00 #
I believe your spots are sensor spots, enhanced by the HDR process. I have encountered the same thing with multiple shots. You can fix in post pretty easily.
Dec 31, 2017 11:54:55 #
Another question for you experts. When using Lightroom in conjunction with Aurora HDR 2018, I make my adjustments in Aurora and then click on the Apply button to export the image to Lightroom. Nothing happens, any suggestions for what I am doing wrong? Again, thank you so much.
Aug 21, 2021 17:53:13 #
MT native wrote:
Just purchased Aurora 2018. In an effort to get a feel for this new software, I am using this single photo of St. Xavier Church southwest of Tucson. When I use HDR enhance, I see that I am creating spots in the image. Will this always be the case? Or if one is taking three to five pictures, do you get away from the spots. Sorry, pretty much a novice on this subject. Thanks in advance for your CC.
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