HDR Hack 2.4 + Redeem Codes
HDR photo camera, filters
Developer: Lucky Clan
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.4
ID: com.iphoneclan.hdr
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Description
Capture High-Dynamic-Range photographs with HDR. By combining twice the image data of a standard photograph HDR is able to mix an over-exposed and under-exposed photo with incredible results. Includes 4 different mix options, plus the ability to import raw images all in one incredibly fast app.
Featuring:
- Automatic and manual modes (To set exposure manually: drag exposure loupes to dark and light area of photo, double tap to return to automatic mode)
- Import from Photos: Select light and dark photos from library to mix in HDR.
- 4 different HDR mixes: Auto, Optimized, Vivid, Contrast
- Alignment: Photos are automatically aligned for the sharpest possible results.
- Native device camera resolution support
- Save in photos
- Speed: Fastest possible capture and merge of HDR results
Featuring:
- Automatic and manual modes (To set exposure manually: drag exposure loupes to dark and light area of photo, double tap to return to automatic mode)
- Import from Photos: Select light and dark photos from library to mix in HDR.
- 4 different HDR mixes: Auto, Optimized, Vivid, Contrast
- Alignment: Photos are automatically aligned for the sharpest possible results.
- Native device camera resolution support
- Save in photos
- Speed: Fastest possible capture and merge of HDR results
Version history
2.4
2017-09-26
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- iOS 11 compatibility
- fixed crash when taking photo in very low light condition
- iOS 11 compatibility
- fixed crash when taking photo in very low light condition
2.3
2017-09-15
- added 64-bit support
2.2
2014-11-21
- added full iPhone 6/6+ support
- added front camera support
- improved performance - processing/saving works over 2x faster
- bug fixes
- added front camera support
- improved performance - processing/saving works over 2x faster
- bug fixes
2.1
2014-09-24
- iOS 8 compatibility
- photos are now geotagged
- photos are now geotagged
2.0
2014-06-06
- new beautiful flat iOS 7 style interface and icon
- optimized for new devices: iPhone 5c/5s, iPad Air, iPad Mini with Retina
- app now displays alert if you return to camera view without saving photo
- few minor bugs fixed
- optimized for new devices: iPhone 5c/5s, iPad Air, iPad Mini with Retina
- app now displays alert if you return to camera view without saving photo
- few minor bugs fixed
1.0
2013-02-19
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Ratings
2.6 out of 5
9 Ratings
Reviews
Nbn292000,
I like it but has issues
This app does a great job with giving you a naturally looking HDR. The problem is that it does not do as good as some others when it comes to photo alignment. I'm a bit of a HDR app snob and bought most that are available. This app consistently produces ghosting because alignment of photos is not perfect. Yes it's my fault as in shooting hand held. But a few other apps have it figured out. Yes the ones that create real HDR and not just single image with filters.
RYMAH,
Good HDR app, but not the best
This is my second HDR app along with Pro HDR. I love how simplistic the UI is. It looks clean and flows well with iOS 7/8 style. It is also Very Fast at taking good HDR photos,probably the fastest and does it much better than Apples HDR option.
The downside is I have dealt with alignment issues even on stationary objects. Another problem is there is only 4 filters to choose from and no other fine tuning adjustments. The last problem I found recently when trying to organize my photos is it does not record any EXIF data, which is important to me. if you don't care about those issues then give this app a try.
The downside is I have dealt with alignment issues even on stationary objects. Another problem is there is only 4 filters to choose from and no other fine tuning adjustments. The last problem I found recently when trying to organize my photos is it does not record any EXIF data, which is important to me. if you don't care about those issues then give this app a try.
LuisMjr1,
Great HDR App!
I love that the app got updated for iOS 11, I was afraid the developer wasn’t going to do it, this is one of my favorite HDR apps, really recommended
mikeyfromthemoon,
Horrible
This app is ridiculous. I want my money back. It makes no sense. Offers no instructions or tools. It’s a complete waste of time and money. All I wanted was to import a photo and make
Adjustments. This app pretends it does.. and then nothing.
Adjustments. This app pretends it does.. and then nothing.
Dga223,
Does not use full screen
Poorly implemented. Only has square shooting mode. Does not take advantage of full landscape mode. Which is what most people use Hdr for. Chops off a good amount of the view.
I work in the DMV,
app crash
i paid for an app that crashes when i try to save. how do i get a refund!!!!
tjh,
Great HDR photos
I've tried several different HDR apps for the iPhone, and this app produces the best results; I've received many "wow" comments on photos taken with HDR.
It can automatically identify light and dark areas of an image (you can also select them manually), then quickly,within about a half second, takes two photos and combines them with usually-flawless alignment between the two images. There are four filters to get the HDR effect you want, and you can export the original photos along with the HDR.
As with any two-shot HDR, expect some ghosting if there is rapid movement in the photo or if you can't hold the phone steady (e.g. you're in high winds).
It can automatically identify light and dark areas of an image (you can also select them manually), then quickly,within about a half second, takes two photos and combines them with usually-flawless alignment between the two images. There are four filters to get the HDR effect you want, and you can export the original photos along with the HDR.
As with any two-shot HDR, expect some ghosting if there is rapid movement in the photo or if you can't hold the phone steady (e.g. you're in high winds).
Im designer,
Saving image is complicated
This app gives an excellent result, but there is an issue that make it use hard - Saving the image - there is no app library and
It does not do automatic immediate saving to photo library, and every image taken you have to spend time to save, otherwise you loose the shot. There is no even the warning to safe. And when you do many shots it is complicated to save each shot especially on iPad. It would be great to have in settings an option by default saving it to photo library. Then it would be a 5*
It does not do automatic immediate saving to photo library, and every image taken you have to spend time to save, otherwise you loose the shot. There is no even the warning to safe. And when you do many shots it is complicated to save each shot especially on iPad. It would be great to have in settings an option by default saving it to photo library. Then it would be a 5*
rfgf1,
Wow, cool!
This works really well. I think the other negative reviews are missing the fact that you must first press and hold on the screen for the light area and dark area icons to come up. You then move them around to the correct areas of the photo, and press the shutter. Two photos are taken with different exposures, then combined. Works much better than the stock iOS HDR function!
Twoedges,
Simply the best
I process real photos taken with a real camera using Photomatix. Sometime I am in a situation where I do not have my camera with me but I need to capture a scene. This software rarely disappoints and if it is unable to process, I can take the original exposures and process offline myself. This is simply the best HDR app on the market. I've done wonders with it.
