Again we talk about an application that for a limited time will become free for a limited time. This time we are talking about iFoto HDR, an application that as its name indicates allows us to combine various photographs to obtain the best result, as can currently do most smartphones on the market.
The application uses the different captures that we have been able to take of a landscape, people or object to analyze them and compensate for the different exposure values with which they have been taken to try to get to the middle point. If we capture the photographs in RAW format, where we can later adjust the levels to adapt them to reality, these types of applications make no sense.
The application makes use of three photographs that in combination with the algorithms automatically creates the best final image. If you are not satisfied with the result, then pWe can make more adjustments in addition to adding filters that show us results that best suit what we are looking for. We can adjust the hue, saturation, ghost images (when taking multiple shots without a tripod) ...
Once the combination has been completed and we have the result of the HDR image, we can compare it directly in the application with the three images that we have used to make it. iFoto HDR is compatible with the different formats used by Nikon, Canon and Sony mainly, in addition to other formats used by other cameras. Once we have obtained the result, we can directly share the result from the application itself through Facebook, Twitter or other social networks.
IFoto HDR details
- Last update: 17-07-2016
- VERSION: 2.1.193
- Size: 0.8 MB
- Languages: German, French, English and Japanese.
- Rated for ages 4 and up.
- Compatible with OS X 10.6.6 or later, 64-bit processor.
iFoto HDR has a regular price in the Mac App Store of 12,99 euros, but for a limited time it is available for download completely free of charge.