True HDR Hack 3.3 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Pictional LLC
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.3
ID: pictional.truehdr
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Description
Create beautiful full-resolution HDR (high dynamic range) pictures with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch! Includes fully-automatic capture mode and semi-auto/manual modes if you want more control. Offers slider and effect controls for you to easily customize final results.
- Reviews -
“TrueHDR is the best two bucks you can invest to improve your iPhone images. “ - TUAW
“TrueHDR is the most effective HDR app in the App Store. “ - Gizmodo
“much better than the HDR feature native to the iPhone 4. ” - AppAdvice
-Features-
* Easy, fully-automatic HDR capture with AutoCapture mode
* Greater control over exposure points with SemiAuto capture mode and Manual mode
* Capable of handling up to 18 mega-pixel photos (e.g., photos imported from other cameras) on iPhone 4 & above, iPad 2 & above
* Uses state-of-the-art techniques to automatically align and merge photos
* Custom sliders and effect controls - easily make adjustments to the merged HDR photos to get the final image just the way you prefer
* Choice of Natural or Enhanced modes, with Natural for the most realistic look and Enhanced for slightly more vivid colors and contrast - pick the look you like
* Automatically saves original images for use with desktop HDR programs if desired
* Full support for front and back facing camera
* Supports geo-tagging and printing
* Convenient sharing features (Facebook, Twitter, email, Instagram)
Use TrueHDR to unleash the potential of your iDevices and create beautiful HDR pictures!
Have you taken pictures, only to find out that the clouds were washed out, making the sky look like a white haze? Or how about pictures where everything in the shadows looked like a dark blob with no details?
With TrueHDR, you can get the best of bright and dark areas and merge them into a single realistic-looking picture that is much closer to what your eyes originally saw.
- Reviews -
“TrueHDR is the best two bucks you can invest to improve your iPhone images. “ - TUAW
“TrueHDR is the most effective HDR app in the App Store. “ - Gizmodo
“much better than the HDR feature native to the iPhone 4. ” - AppAdvice
-Features-
* Easy, fully-automatic HDR capture with AutoCapture mode
* Greater control over exposure points with SemiAuto capture mode and Manual mode
* Capable of handling up to 18 mega-pixel photos (e.g., photos imported from other cameras) on iPhone 4 & above, iPad 2 & above
* Uses state-of-the-art techniques to automatically align and merge photos
* Custom sliders and effect controls - easily make adjustments to the merged HDR photos to get the final image just the way you prefer
* Choice of Natural or Enhanced modes, with Natural for the most realistic look and Enhanced for slightly more vivid colors and contrast - pick the look you like
* Automatically saves original images for use with desktop HDR programs if desired
* Full support for front and back facing camera
* Supports geo-tagging and printing
* Convenient sharing features (Facebook, Twitter, email, Instagram)
Use TrueHDR to unleash the potential of your iDevices and create beautiful HDR pictures!
Have you taken pictures, only to find out that the clouds were washed out, making the sky look like a white haze? Or how about pictures where everything in the shadows looked like a dark blob with no details?
With TrueHDR, you can get the best of bright and dark areas and merge them into a single realistic-looking picture that is much closer to what your eyes originally saw.
Version history
3.3
2015-12-02
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Fixed crashes on iOS 9.
Fixed crashes on iOS 9.
3.2
2014-11-08
Fixed crashes.
3.1
2014-10-11
** Improved photo quality. **Fixed crashes on iPhone 4S & iPod Touch.
** Due to popular request, we reverted many changes made in the last update (v3.0), and brought back the much loved features in v2.6, e.g., manual HDR mode.
** Also released new app AutoBracket - offers 3-frame auto-bracketing previously only seen on high-end DSLR cameras!
** Due to popular request, we reverted many changes made in the last update (v3.0), and brought back the much loved features in v2.6, e.g., manual HDR mode.
** Also released new app AutoBracket - offers 3-frame auto-bracketing previously only seen on high-end DSLR cameras!
3.0
2014-10-01
- Merge 3 exposures to capture much higher dynamic range
- Precisely control the 3 exposures via a new bracket slider
- View color coded histogram for optimal choice of center exposure
- Control focus and exposure independently
- Speed: capture and merging is now much faster
- Fine tune highlights, shadows, and vibrance using sliders
- And more! Timed capture, thirds grid to guide composition, all new filters
- Precisely control the 3 exposures via a new bracket slider
- View color coded histogram for optimal choice of center exposure
- Control focus and exposure independently
- Speed: capture and merging is now much faster
- Fine tune highlights, shadows, and vibrance using sliders
- And more! Timed capture, thirds grid to guide composition, all new filters
2.6
2013-02-19
Optimized for iPhone 5’s larger screen. Enables access to photo streams. Fixes Facebook sharing and adds Instagram sharing. Enables photo printing from within the app. Fixes blurring of preview. Adds capability to handle up to 18 megapixel photos (on iPhone 4 & above, iPad 2 & above).
2.5
2012-07-23
Now iPad/iPhone universal so you can use TrueHDR at native resolution on both iPhone and iPad!
2.4.1
2012-04-18
- Updated to be capable of handling up to 16 mega-pixel photos (e.g., photos imported from other cameras) on iPhone 4S/4, iPad 2, & new iPad
2.4
2012-04-09
Updated to be capable of handling up to 16 mega-pixel photos (e.g., photos imported from other cameras) on iPhone 4S/4, iPad 2, & new iPad.
2.3.2
2011-12-13
Fixed minor bugs.
2.3.1
2011-10-12
- Updated for iOS 5
- Fixes occasional freezing when returning to camera screen
- Fixes occasional freezing when returning to camera screen
2.3
2011-08-22
- Added sliders for you to adjust warmness, contrast, saturation, and brightness of the HDR image
- Added controls that let you apply the following effects to the HDR image: sepia, retro, xpro, mono, redshift, and vignetting
- Added controls that let you apply the following effects to the HDR image: sepia, retro, xpro, mono, redshift, and vignetting
2.2.2
2011-06-25
- Greatly increased stability
2.2.1
2011-02-05
- Geo-tagging - Keep track of where you took photos with TrueHDR! With your permission, TrueHDR now tags photos with location information.
- Improved alignment - fewer ghosted edges resulting in even crisper, higher quality images
- Enhanced light metering - better balance between shadow and lighter area in images, meaning that you end up with a better range of details in your pictures
- Fixed crash some users were experiencing in version 2.2
- Improved alignment - fewer ghosted edges resulting in even crisper, higher quality images
- Enhanced light metering - better balance between shadow and lighter area in images, meaning that you end up with a better range of details in your pictures
- Fixed crash some users were experiencing in version 2.2
2.2
2011-01-31
- Geo-tagging - Keep track of where you took photos with TrueHDR! With your permission, TrueHDR now tags photos with location information.
- Improved alignment - fewer ghosted edges resulting in even crisper, higher quality images
- Enhanced light metering - better balance between shadow and lighter area in images, meaning that you end up with a better range of details in your pictures
- Improved alignment - fewer ghosted edges resulting in even crisper, higher quality images
- Enhanced light metering - better balance between shadow and lighter area in images, meaning that you end up with a better range of details in your pictures
2.1
2010-12-01
- All new Natural mode - beautifully natural colors, less image noise, and faster!
- The previous style is not gone - you can still access it in the settings.
- iPod Touch 4G output has also been greatly improved.
- Natural mode uses new image processing techniques from the ground up.
- The previous style is not gone - you can still access it in the settings.
- iPod Touch 4G output has also been greatly improved.
- Natural mode uses new image processing techniques from the ground up.
2.0
2010-09-11
- Fully tested for iOS 4.2.1
- New rapid Autocapture mode - fully automatic and fast (with support for front facing camera!)
- New SemiAuto mode - more control, drag the exposure points around to get them just how you want
- First HDR solution for iPod Touch 4G, front cameras
- Improved UI with easier access to Facebook, Twitter, email sharing
- New rapid Autocapture mode - fully automatic and fast (with support for front facing camera!)
- New SemiAuto mode - more control, drag the exposure points around to get them just how you want
- First HDR solution for iPod Touch 4G, front cameras
- Improved UI with easier access to Facebook, Twitter, email sharing
1.1
2010-08-17
- Now supports full resolution, including iPhone 4 camera (front and back)!
- Improved UI, including new sharing features (Facebook, Twitter, email) and support for iPhone 4 retina display
- Better image alignment, and more natural-looking results
- Auto-saving option for original pre-HDR photos
- Supports quick app switching - pick up from where you left off when you return
- Improved UI, including new sharing features (Facebook, Twitter, email) and support for iPhone 4 retina display
- Better image alignment, and more natural-looking results
- Auto-saving option for original pre-HDR photos
- Supports quick app switching - pick up from where you left off when you return
1.0.1
2009-11-24
Ways to hack True HDR
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
3.9 out of 5
91 Ratings
Reviews
-James-McKenna-,
Pretty good, significant limit
I bought this to compare with Pro HDR X. HDR apps have a problem with halos in areas of high contrast. It's ugly. You get what look like smudges in th sky and in other areas of flat color or tone. Based on sample pictures, I thought this app might do that less than Pro HDR X. It doesn't. It also doesn't create the range of exposure that Pro HDR X makes. True HDR uses only two exposures, versus three for Pro HDR X. There's not as much information to work with, so the range is narrower. On the plus side, True HDR is good at aligning images, something Pro HDR X has trouble with. This is valuable in low light, when exposures are longer and the combination of exposures happens over a longer period of time. True HDR also has more natural color, which may or may not be what you want. Pro HDR X pumps the color, so you get those gorgeous images with blue blue skies and green green trees and grass. It's a little much. True HDR is good for getting a wider range of exposure than a single shot, it aligns multiple images well, and it uses more natural color. If you want a wider range, try Pro HDR X and--if you don't like candy-store color--adjust the saturation down.
Alexisdeadstill,
Very cool app
I got this app probably close to ten years ago now. I really enjoy it. It can be a bit of a pain for certain images as it requires a tripod for some shots. But it’s a lot of fun to play around with. Besides making hdr images, you can also mix unrelated images together for a cool effect. Very cool app!
JTamm,
True HDR
One of my favorite apps...
Results are not foolproof but when you understand the capabilities along with the limits you can come up with some terrific images that are otherwise not possible. There are some great creative potentials as well, that go beyond the primary function of capturing the wide range of lighting dynamics, inherent in many shooting situations, inside to outside and shadow to full light. One can use the 'manual' function to great effect layering discreet images into a single merged photo. Buy it... You'll like it!
Results are not foolproof but when you understand the capabilities along with the limits you can come up with some terrific images that are otherwise not possible. There are some great creative potentials as well, that go beyond the primary function of capturing the wide range of lighting dynamics, inherent in many shooting situations, inside to outside and shadow to full light. One can use the 'manual' function to great effect layering discreet images into a single merged photo. Buy it... You'll like it!
PCordell,
Great Value and a Must have
I've used True HDR for a couple years now. It's my preferred Photo method. The results are always amazing and guaranteed to get compliments. I've found the interface to edit the photos very intuitive , easy and quick to use. I'm still dumbfounded at what a great Value this app has proved to be. 5 stars! for sure
Paul
Scottsdale AZ
Paul
Scottsdale AZ
CCIPOD,
The best app for amazing photos
iPhone SE after saving photo to iphone then I attempted to rotate the photo and iPhone photo app crashes.
Best photo app in the app store for HDR control and photo taking, though even after a reinstall it now just crashes over and over cant make a photo.
Solution - I restated my iPhone4s with a hard restart (holding power and home button until rebooted). Now works again. I imagine it is a memory issue between ios and this app.
Best photo app in the app store for HDR control and photo taking, though even after a reinstall it now just crashes over and over cant make a photo.
Solution - I restated my iPhone4s with a hard restart (holding power and home button until rebooted). Now works again. I imagine it is a memory issue between ios and this app.
Bag_One,
good and easy tool for years now
I use a lot of photography apps (like you probably do.) Many of them become obsolete for one reason or another, but trueHDR is still the best way to get gorgeous genuine HDR with great control over the original images as well as tweaking the end result, it's super simple even in full manual mode and always very stable.
Saul42,
Best HDR on the market
Previous version crashed with iOS 9 but this version squash is that bug. SpaceI'm so happy to have this app back it is hands-down the best HDR app out there, and I thought just about every single one of them. It's not as fast as others, but the quality of the end picture is leaps and bounds more superior
CO_Moderate,
Still My Number 1 App!
I have been using TrueHDR for a while and I am constantly amazed. The color depth of the photos can be matched using an SLR and Photoshop, but this is so much easier! I love it. I'm still hoping to see is a time-lapse module built into TrueHDR. High quality HDR videos would an add-on worth paying out more for. Thanks for the awesome job on TrueHDR!
tnphoto,
Not so great anymore
This used to be the best but other HDR apps have surpassed it. It does not use the iPhone and iPad 's burst feature to quickly take a bracket. Instead, it takes 3 pictures in about 3 seconds. It uses the first picture to estimate dynamic range, and merges the last two. Its alignment of the two images is surprisingly good, and it works fast. Final output is only 960x960.
Sled Dog 1,
Mixed results
I've used this app for some time and have been pleased with it. iOS 9 bugs are now fixed. Easier to use than other HDR apps. Good response time from developers when there was a problem too. Recommended.
