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Starting from version 1.3 we are going to add modules in Real HDR. You can imagine modules as workspaces or plug-ins where a user can obtain a totally different EXR. This is a big change and will let us keep simple UI for complex results. Think about interior rendering, product rendering, and architectural arch-viz; it would be quite messy the UI at a certain point. This is why we are splitting the UI in modules, each focused on a different topic.

You may see the upcoming “SkyLight Module” in the first part of this video, where the user logins. We are also going to update our EULA and (probably) there will be a small price change…while of course, the updates are going to be free for who already owns one or more licenses.

In the video, you can also see a user-requested feature that allows the docking of the main panel in the “PhotoBooth Module” (the former main UI). This way it is possible to reach and work in areas below the horizon/ground level

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Are you ready to celebrate Halloween 2018? No, still in the office you say? well, these Real HDR .rhd project and EXR may speed-up your work today

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The progressive rendering mode I’m working on renders in progressive resolution and freezes the blending process, allowing you to drag and drop both SpriteLights and DarkMarks.

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We now have a new page HERE where you can find every previous release of the software in case you need it.

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And here we go, Real HDR 1.2 for Mac is now available!

the porting was quite fast and the App is code-signed so Mac’s GateKeeper should not complain if you download the App outside of the Apple AppStore. HERE is the direct link.

We created a guided Mac installer too, to simplify the process of placing the App in the right place. You can change the location but the default path (HDD/Applications) is usually the best choice.
Have fun with Real HDR for Mac!

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Elena Kartseva of 3D Architettura – our other brand – is maintaining the user manual for real HDR. You can find it from the website footer, from the software or directly from this link.

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Today is the launch of the new Real HDR 1.2 update. Download your copy HERE

Here is the usual features and improvements list:

• new color selector with RGB, HSV and HEX input

• a massive upgrade of SpriteLight soft blending

• fixed sharp edges on both SpriteLights and DarkMarks

• keyboard shortcuts
• bypass successful login window
• overlaying status prompts
• feedback on exporting status
• unified 2K resolution
• better process logic for async executions
• added recommended intensity and size ranges
• cleanup of UI buttons and labels
• minor bug fixes in .rhd I/O process
• CW and CCW rotation instead of CW 360°

This is a huge release and we are pushing even further for the porting to Mac OSX.

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