Automatic bracket merge
Drop in bracketed exposures. HDRPhoto groups frames captured close together and merges them into one balanced photograph.
Product
Features built for property HDR, not general photo editing
HDRPhoto is a specialist workflow: group brackets, merge exposures, correct colour and review a listing set before you download.
What does HDRPhoto Studio do?
HDRPhoto Studio is a specialist HDR and image-enhancement workflow for property photography. It groups bracketed exposures, merges them into one balanced photograph and applies colour, white-balance and vertical correction so listing images are ready to review and download.
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Recover the view through bright windows while keeping the interior naturally lit, so rooms show both the space and the outlook.
Movement between frames
Frames are aligned before they are merged, which helps with small handheld movement, curtains and foliage between exposures.
Colour and white balance
Mixed interior lighting is corrected toward a natural, listing-ready look rather than an over-cooked HDR treatment.
Batch a whole shoot
Upload a complete property set. Folders become listings, stacks process in the background, and you download the finished set.
Alignment and verticals
Slight movement between frames is corrected automatically. Vertical and perspective correction is also available in the workflow.
What HDRPhoto does today
The uploader reads EXIF capture times and groups frames shot within about two seconds. Two or more frames can form a stack; three to five brackets are typical. Images outside that window are processed as singles. Folders become listings so a whole shoot stays together.
After upload, each stack or single is queued. Exposures are aligned and merged, then colour, white balance and vertical correction are applied. You review the processed JPEG against the first source file in the studio, then download one image or a ZIP of the set.
Twilight, decluttering and virtual staging are not built into the HDR merge itself. Finished photographs can be sent to HyperDusk, PhotoClear or Virtual Staging from the same ReHub account. Blue sky and extra vertical edits are available as separate studio tools.
JPEG is the recommended format. The uploader can accept camera RAW filenames, but RAW decoding is not guaranteed in the current worker. See the workflow or compare with Lightroom.
Ready to process your next property shoot?
Upload a listing set, review the merged photographs and download them in the same ReHub account you already use.
10 free ReHub credits on signup. No credit card required.