Real Estate HDR photography now become popular for realtors and photographers to showcase the details and highlight the property. Then editing this type of image plays an important role in the success of this performance. Then there is much software that supports us in editing these brackets of HDR exposures to make them better. Today Qblends will share with you some more information about Aurora HDR. And why it is an excellent choice as an editing program.
Why choose HDR for real estate photography?
First, HDR real estate photography can deal with many kinds of light to help your images gain more highlight and details of the property. By taking multiple photo exposures and combining them together, we can produce a balanced end product that looks natural.
HDR is a digital technique that provides a wider range of light compared with traditional method. It helps combat highly varied lighting situations. These different light sources of the property that include:
External light from windows and doors
Internal light from light switches and LED sensors etc.
Reflections from glossy surfaces.
The efficient of using Aurora for your real estate HDR photo editing
- One of the popular issues that you may find is haloing. It is known as an annoying glow around the edge of objects. This effect is most prominent along edges that have a high contrast; for example when the light sky meets a darker foreground. Halos can be caused by a number of things including: Sharpening, Applying too much clarity, Luminance and Chromatic Aberration.
Luckily, you can use Aurora HDR to fix these issues. By choosing the smart structure filter, you can add detail and structure to your images without causing haloing. - For brackets of HDR real estate photos, we need to merge them together to get the final one. This can be time-consuming and cut into your working day. Thanks to the Quantum HDR engine of Aurora HDR, you can do this quickly and easily. The program allows you to select the exposures and merge them for you. Moreover, to save more time, it features an automatic function the AI-powered Quantum engine. It will help you merge the brackets automatically to create a stunning end product that doesn’t look contrived.
- The automatic merging brackets of images can end up with contrived and unnatural HDR photos. Then the Automatic tone mapping – a feature of the Quantum HDR engine can help. Thanks to The AI technology which analyzes the bracketed photos and combines them, it can help you to create realism images. It include adjusting the Color tones, brightness, and contrast. The end property shots will look natural – lighting will pop, but not look ridiculous. This means that light from windows will not be over-exposed.
