HDR Image Editor

Assumption: The most common use case is to merge bracketed exposures to preserve natural tonality. The HDR Image Editor accepts bracketed RAW sequences or multiple JPEGs, automatically aligns frames, reduces ghosting, and merges them with exposure fusion or tone-mapping options. It provides non-destructive processing, enabling adjustments to exposure, white balance, and color grading after the merge. Targeted users include professional photographers, retouchers, and production teams needing consistent results across devices. The tool supports both HDR and flattened LDR outputs, with predictable, repeatable workflows that speed up production. The core value lies in reducing manual stacking time while delivering high-quality tonal reproduction across scenes. It also offers batch capabilities for multi-shot projects and preserves metadata for downstream asset management.