Skylum has announced the imminent release of HDR Merge, an extension for Luminar Neo that will appear as a separate module withing the app. It's the successor to Luminar Aurora, itself an excellent HDR app but one that hasn't been updated by Skylum for quite some time, though it's still available for purchase and most likely will be for the foreseeable future since, in contrast to HDR Merge, it can be used independently of Neo. Using AI, HDR Merge will have the ability to merge up to 10 bracketed photos into a single image but can also be used on a single photo to improve its dynamic range.
HDR Merge will be released on July 28 but is available for preorder now for $49. According to the email I received, it is only the first of several planned extensions to Neo.
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