Vibrance HDR
Free App
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About Vibrance HDR
Vibrance HDR allows you to create high dynamic range (HDR) images, either from a single photo, or from multiple (three) auto exposure bracketed (AEB) photos.
High-dynamic-range imaging is a technique used in photography to reproduce a greater dynamic range of luminosity. This works best in conjuction with a camera app that supports taking photos at multiple different exposures. However Vibrance HDR also supports creating a "Fake HDR" effect from a single photo.
Features:
* Create HDR effect from either single photo, or three input photos at different exposures.
* Editor allows you to modify contrast enhancement strength, brightness, contrast, saturation, white balance temperature.
* Quick display of original image for comparison.
* Pan and pinch to zoom.
* Works in portrait and landscape.
* Exif metadata is preserved by default where possible, with additional options to control what metadata is preserved.
* HDR tonemapping options include Reinhard and Filmic.
* Auto-alignment for processing multiple input photos.
* On-screen histogram.
* Built-in help (including guides on how to take AEB photos on various Android camera apps).
* Share to and from other apps.
Note that Vibrance HDR is not intended to be a general purpose photo editor - there are already plenty of free apps for that.
See the pictures for examples of what Vibrance HDR can do. The before/after images show the results on a single input image (some are with default settings, some are with using the post-processing sliders).
Vibrance HDR includes ads served via the Google Mobile Ads SDK (Admob).
High-dynamic-range imaging is a technique used in photography to reproduce a greater dynamic range of luminosity. This works best in conjuction with a camera app that supports taking photos at multiple different exposures. However Vibrance HDR also supports creating a "Fake HDR" effect from a single photo.
Features:
* Create HDR effect from either single photo, or three input photos at different exposures.
* Editor allows you to modify contrast enhancement strength, brightness, contrast, saturation, white balance temperature.
* Quick display of original image for comparison.
* Pan and pinch to zoom.
* Works in portrait and landscape.
* Exif metadata is preserved by default where possible, with additional options to control what metadata is preserved.
* HDR tonemapping options include Reinhard and Filmic.
* Auto-alignment for processing multiple input photos.
* On-screen histogram.
* Built-in help (including guides on how to take AEB photos on various Android camera apps).
* Share to and from other apps.
Note that Vibrance HDR is not intended to be a general purpose photo editor - there are already plenty of free apps for that.
See the pictures for examples of what Vibrance HDR can do. The before/after images show the results on a single input image (some are with default settings, some are with using the post-processing sliders).
Vibrance HDR includes ads served via the Google Mobile Ads SDK (Admob).
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Improved brightness algorithm (no longer makes image appear grey when brightness increased).
On-screen histogram. Support for immersive mode (touch image to enter/exit immersive mode). Better use of screen space. Volume keys now control tool sliders (turn off in settings if you don't like this). New info option to display information for image.
Fixed a crash. Fixed minor bug in local contrast enhancement algorithm.
Improved brightness algorithm (no longer makes image appear grey when brightness increased).
On-screen histogram. Support for immersive mode (touch image to enter/exit immersive mode). Better use of screen space. Volume keys now control tool sliders (turn off in settings if you don't like this). New info option to display information for image.
Fixed a crash. Fixed minor bug in local contrast enhancement algorithm.
What are users saying about Vibrance HDR
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This might be the best app for people with phones that are a bit older. My 2014 HTC phone supposedly has a 13mp camera but it has always took pretty crappy photos, until I got this. Bye, bye Photoshop P.S. I tried to leave donation on the Donate for Open Camera app for this but got an error message but Google still took the money. I hope it went to the right place..
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The only app which edit true HDR photos (exposure bracketing photos). I wish there is an alignment feature before processing the photos.
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Must be the only app that can process bracketed photos
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This Picture Editing Application Is Nothing Special Than Others, Moreover It Contains Very Much Ordinary Features.....
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The best app
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WOW! Much faster then using Photoshop or Photomatix... with the same or even better results. Good job! Thanks!!!