FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO ALREADY SHOOT BRACKETS
Finish the set after the bracket merge.
Merging the exposures does not always finish the property. Room-to-room color, uneven brightness and the final review can still stand between you and client delivery.
Keep your existing capture workflow.
Choose and merge your exposures in your usual software. NovaHDR starts with the resulting JPEG, PNG or WebP images, not the original bracket sequence.
Move from merged frames to a coherent set.
Hand off the remaining exposure and color corrections across the property. Receive edited photographs to review together before sending the finished work to your client.
Know the input boundary before you begin.
NovaHDR does not merge brackets, detect exposure sequences or accept RAW and TIFF files. Export one finished-source image per view, with up to 50 photos for the property.
Make the client handoff the destination.
Send the exported set for editing. Turnaround is 24–72 hours. One property covers the set, rather than charging you to organize each exposure in a bracket.