Click Install under HDR Merge to start the installation process. You’ll get redirected to Luminar Neo’s in-app extension store.Verify whether you have the latest Luminar Neo version or click I already have the latest version to proceed.Navigate to the Extensions menu under Luminar Neo and сlick on the Run in Luminar Neo button.In your account, you will see a My software tab with all of your Skylum programs and extensions.
If you purchased HDR Merge using an email address not tied to it, you can merge your accounts in the My Products > App isn’t showing? section of your Skylum account.Sign in with your Google, Facebook, Microsoft, or Apple account, or sign in with your email and password.Go to the Skylum account login page here.Please note that your HDR Merge purchase is automatically linked to your billing email, so make sure to log in to a Skylum account associated with that email. The download process starts in your Skylum account. The HDR Merge extension streamlines the editing process and saves your time while providing vivid results. Not to mention our renowned Accent AI tool that will analyze your image and instantly correct it using over a dozen controls at once, yielding naturally beautiful results with one simple slider. You can also experiment with setting the light source in Sunrays, improve the colors of foliage and greenery in Foliage Enhancer and enjoy content-aware and depth masking to place fog, mist, or haze in Atmosphere AI. Think of the splendid results you can achieve when gaining control over light and tone with Relight AI or bringing warmth, softness, and a golden glow to all your photos with Golden Hour. You can effortlessly select objects in an image with Mask AI and edit them selectively with our extensive feature set. Now you can create HDR photos directly in Luminar Neo and combine the power of the dynamic range improvements with Luminar’s most advanced AI-powered tools for rich-in-detail-and-color photos. Incorporating HDR Merge into Luminar Neo makes it a one-stop solution for stunning landscape and architecture photos.īefore you had to merge exposure brackets in Aurora HDR first, then switch to Luminar for post-processing.
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