Video: A First Look at Aurora HDR 2019
I have been a bit busy over the past few weeks, so I am a little behind with the announcement of the next version of Aurora HDR from Skylum Software. Also, given that the press release was pretty much covered on every site out there, I didn’t want to post something about it without trying it first. So having played with the beta for a little while now, I made a quick video to give you a run through of the new version.
Please note that this is not a review, i’s just a quick first look. I will try and do a more comprehensive review once the final version is out.
The software is available for pre-order now from Skyum. and will be released on October 4th.
Pre-Order Pricing:
- Current users may upgrade at a price of $49 USD ($59 USD MSRP)
- New users can purchase Aurora HDR 2019 at a price of $89 USD ($99 MSRP)
Pre-Order Bonuses:
The company is also offering a number of pre-order bonuses.
- Video Tutorial: Getting the Most from Aurora HDR 2019 by Trey Ratcliff
- Landscape Photography Handbook by David Johnston
- Burning Moods LUTs by Richard Harrington
- Exclusive interior Aurora Looks by Richard Harrington
- 3-month 500px Pro membership
- $300 USD OFF a multi-day Iceland Photo Tours
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