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Four steps that match the current application: upload, automatic processing, review in the studio, then download.
HDRPhoto reads capture times from EXIF and groups frames shot within about two seconds as one stack. Those exposures are aligned, merged and enhanced. Single images that are not part of a bracket can still be processed as individual photographs.
Read the full explanationStep 1
Drag in bracketed exposures or supported individual property images. Capture times are read from EXIF so frames shot within a couple of seconds are grouped as one HDR stack, and images from the same folder become one listing.
Step 2
HDRPhoto identifies bracket sets, merges the exposures and applies the available image-enhancement processes — colour, white balance, window detail and vertical correction — then queues the next image.
Step 3
Open the listing in the studio and compare the processed image with the first source file. Check windows, colour and geometry before you download.
Step 4
Download individual JPEGs or the completed property set as a ZIP, then send the photographs to PhotoClear, HyperDusk, Virtual Staging or a 360 tour if the listing needs a further step.
After sign-in you land on listings, then upload a folder or a selection of files. The smart uploader shows which files became HDR stacks and which became singles before you confirm. Processing runs one image at a time. The studio shows a before-and-after toggle against the first source file — not a pre-merge composite — and offers download of the individual JPEG or the whole set.
A credit is only taken when a finished HDR image is produced. If a job fails, that image is not charged. Uploading the same stack again and completing a new merge uses another credit.
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.