Ok Guys, I finally figured out of the exporting issue! I export in AV1F in my M1 MBP, then right click to ‘quick action’ something like that, then hit convert image (All in Mac Finder application), to HEIF. And that’s it. 🙌
Hello Terry, thank you for this introduction to HDR. This is very good for highlight. But is it only to experience on-screen? Sorry to say that the EXPORT does not work with Lrt Classic 13.2. I have tried to export with AVIF or JPGXL in HDR sRVB in HDR P3 and HDR Rec. 2020 but it does not work. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you.
Same problem here. Tried everything. When I take a screenshot it was the closest result I got from what I see with the HDR option on. Idk why they gave us this feature if they do not manage to export the result properly.
I'm a bit confused by this. I edit my photos in Lightroom for several different kinds of output- web, print, email etc. If I used HDR to edit a photo, will it create issues (like blown highlights) if I upload it to Instagram, email it someone, put it on my website for viewing on mobile and other devices, etc? I don't want to have to edit photos twice - once for SDR for general use on the web, etc. and a second time in HDR when I know for sure it will only be seen on HDR capable devices. Thanks for the video - a further explanation would be greatly appreciated regarding when you would want to use the HDR workflow and when you would not.
The beauty of gain maps is that both renditions of the SDR and HDR image are saved into one file. So, no, your highlights wont be blown if you send it to someone or on another platform because it will just use the SDR rendition if their image reader doesnt support HDR.
It doesn't work for me when I export. I have an HDR display but when I see the picture exported in HDR, the HDR effect is not perceptible. Help someone ?
Third party software support is limited right now. For now, you can view exported HDR photos from Lighroom as JPEG or AVIF in Google Chrome 116 or later.
Thank You Terry.. If most people don't have HDR monitors will they see a version that maybe even substandard because you edited it with the HDR feature?
Great info, thanks. Ideally, we'd be able to edit using the new HDR feature and convert it into a standard SDR jpeg, while maintaining the same look. Is Adobe working on that specifically? Or are we waiting for more devices and applications to be able to display HDR files in order for HDR images to be shared and appreciated by others?
Great feature if it worked when exporting. Im also using a MacBook Pro, but when I followed your steps Lightroom exports the image to a folder on my desktop as an "Original Image.jxl document". When you right click on "Open" , a pop up window says "Search the App Store for an application that can open this document or choose an existing application on your computer". Then I click on " Search the App Store", but then another pop up windows says "Not Available/ This app is currently not available in your country or region." Im in Australia. What's the work around so I can export the HDR Lightroom image and have it saved in my folder as an image and not a document. I need your help please.
Terry, I have read most of the new HDR Lightroom material on Adobe’s website and have seen Greg Benz’s info, is there another source or article on the new HDR optimization that you can recommend? Thanks and thanks for all the wonderful material you share.
But how can I export to a format that is viewable on Apple Devices? Why didn't they allow HEIC export, which is Apple's preferred format for iPhone HDR images?
I been really excited about this as I've been practicing a bit more with bracket shooting, and now it seems I don't want to look back at single exposure anymore, haha. Now if we could get a little more in depth look at how to and understand the HdR visualize a bit more that would be great. There's also another tool in there that says SDR edit as well that I can use while editing in HdR that I'm a bit confused about. Excellent video thank you
I photographed a dog then used generative fill on the background promoting van gogh oil painting. Import back into lightroom then clicked on the hdr and that opened up the highlights in the paint, looked even better using that feature and this was not a merged hdr photo, just 1 shot then gen fill. Good job Adobe.
A lot of trouble when Aurora HDR just outputs an amazing image that you can tweak. I've been disappointed with Adobe's HDR output since they started offering it.
Ok, but what type of monitor is enabled for this HDR function? I have a Benq SW271 HDR (for professional use), but this function is not supported on Lightroom. The histogram HDR appears red and not enabled. (I work with windows, not with apple). It's a function that would be convenient, but I can't have spent €1400 for a professional monitor only two years ago, and now made it obsolete by this HDR function
@@KrisHTX THANK YOU! Finally the answer:) I was desperately trying to find the way to open it in Photoshop, exporting all the different ways with no luck..
Because Lr is not made for photo manipulation, just photo edit. Adobe is expanding Lr to do some advance edits like removing objects and masking with layers so we don't need to open photoshop just to make this changes, but the core remains: We edit on Lr, manipulating on Ps.
@@diariodefotoI don’t normally comment but I would have to disagree Simply because Photoshop is also the most powerful tool adobe has for All sorts of color and lighting corrections as well. Not just heavy “manipulations”. I still use Lightroom sometimes but to be honest, it’s mostly a cataloging and viewing platform for me now. In fact I get much better results with editing in photoshop With the occasional use of ACR.
I know, it's useless. I exported 30 photos in both JPG XL and AVIF as he said to do in the video, and no other programs can open or use the files in either format. Video editors like Da Vinci Resolve can't open or use it so having this feature is pointless. The only way to use it is to take a screen grab of it in Lightroom using the snipping tool.
why in landscape photography is that sad leaving clipped shadow? I don’t want to be unpleasant, but I really don’t understand why, showing details under bridge, (as in this case of the pic in the video)would it be better for the final result. It Is not the point of interest of the picture. So why building up an extension of the histogram that allow me to work as an unnatural scene? Shades helps to conceal that part of the scene that isn’t important, and let viewers concentrate their eyes into highlights or illuminated subjects. Chiaro-Scuro. 🙄
🚨 I really came here wanting to give you a 👍🏼 but I just can’t do it. You are quite enthusiastic in saying what can be done but you don’t show HOW to do it. No walkthrough with us here in the viewing audience.?? Now I have to go elsewhere which you don’t want those stopping in to do :-((
and how is this usefull unless you watch the photo on a hdr display? printing has nothing to do with sdr/hdr, this is just a display function. what social media platform , apart from utube, accept hdr? none
Ok Guys, I finally figured out of the exporting issue! I export in AV1F in my M1 MBP, then right click to ‘quick action’ something like that, then hit convert image (All in Mac Finder application), to HEIF. And that’s it. 🙌
You are a lifesaver! I cannot thank you enough!
Tried all exported methods and the images are unable to display as the Lightroom develop mode on M1 MacBook Pro and iPhone 15 pro.
Can anyone help?
@@natevisuals4120 did you export it in hdr colours?
did you figure this out? I have the same problem.
Hello Terry, thank you for this introduction to HDR. This is very good for highlight. But is it only to experience on-screen? Sorry to say that the EXPORT does not work with Lrt Classic 13.2. I have tried to export with AVIF or JPGXL in HDR sRVB in HDR P3 and HDR Rec. 2020 but it does not work. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you.
I also encountered the same problem. Want to know the answer 🙋 Thank you.
Same problem here. Tried everything. When I take a screenshot it was the closest result I got from what I see with the HDR option on. Idk why they gave us this feature if they do not manage to export the result properly.
I'm a bit confused by this. I edit my photos in Lightroom for several different kinds of output- web, print, email etc. If I used HDR to edit a photo, will it create issues (like blown highlights) if I upload it to Instagram, email it someone, put it on my website for viewing on mobile and other devices, etc? I don't want to have to edit photos twice - once for SDR for general use on the web, etc. and a second time in HDR when I know for sure it will only be seen on HDR capable devices. Thanks for the video - a further explanation would be greatly appreciated regarding when you would want to use the HDR workflow and when you would not.
The beauty of gain maps is that both renditions of the SDR and HDR image are saved into one file. So, no, your highlights wont be blown if you send it to someone or on another platform because it will just use the SDR rendition if their image reader doesnt support HDR.
Thanks - that's great! @@KrisCortez
It would be ideal if the image i see on the program looks like the image I export.
facts
It doesn't work for me when I export. I have an HDR display but when I see the picture exported in HDR, the HDR effect is not perceptible. Help someone ?
Me too.
Third party software support is limited right now. For now, you can view exported HDR photos from Lighroom as JPEG or AVIF in Google Chrome 116 or later.
Have you found the answer to this, I have the same issue on my new macbook pro..
Same here
@@progymnasticsclub7210 Snif Me too help @adobe
Thank You Terry.. If most people don't have HDR monitors will they see a version that maybe even substandard because you edited it with the HDR feature?
i just started tinkering with LR and going back and messing with older pictures is amazingly fun. great video!
Great info, thanks. Ideally, we'd be able to edit using the new HDR feature and convert it into a standard SDR jpeg, while maintaining the same look. Is Adobe working on that specifically? Or are we waiting for more devices and applications to be able to display HDR files in order for HDR images to be shared and appreciated by others?
Great feature if it worked when exporting. Im also using a MacBook Pro, but when I followed your steps Lightroom exports the image to a folder on my desktop as an "Original Image.jxl document". When you right click on "Open" , a pop up window says "Search the App Store for an application that can open this document or choose an existing application on your computer". Then I click on " Search the App Store", but then another pop up windows says "Not Available/ This app is currently not available in your country or region." Im in Australia. What's the work around so I can export the HDR Lightroom image and have it saved in my folder as an image and not a document. I need your help please.
Terry, I have read most of the new HDR Lightroom material on Adobe’s website and have seen Greg Benz’s info, is there another source or article on the new HDR optimization that you can recommend? Thanks and thanks for all the wonderful material you share.
But how can I export to a format that is viewable on Apple Devices? Why didn't they allow HEIC export, which is Apple's preferred format for iPhone HDR images?
Same issue, tried all output but it is not working
The JXL format works perfectly on iphones, 'more options' as P3. No support on Instagram yet at the time of this writing.
No it doesn't@@nixonmanuel6459
I been really excited about this as I've been practicing a bit more with bracket shooting, and now it seems I don't want to look back at single exposure anymore, haha. Now if we could get a little more in depth look at how to and understand the HdR visualize a bit more that would be great. There's also another tool in there that says SDR edit as well that I can use while editing in HdR that I'm a bit confused about. Excellent video thank you
I photographed a dog then used generative fill on the background promoting van gogh oil painting. Import back into lightroom then clicked on the hdr and that opened up the highlights in the paint, looked even better using that feature and this was not a merged hdr photo, just 1 shot then gen fill. Good job Adobe.
A lot of trouble when Aurora HDR just outputs an amazing image that you can tweak. I've been disappointed with Adobe's HDR output since they started offering it.
Ok, but what type of monitor is enabled for this HDR function? I have a Benq SW271 HDR (for professional use), but this function is not supported on Lightroom. The histogram HDR appears red and not enabled. (I work with windows, not with apple).
It's a function that would be convenient, but I can't have spent €1400 for a professional monitor only two years ago, and now made it obsolete by this HDR function
Well your monitor is HDR capable so it should work.. Check and see if HDR is enabled in Windows display setting. Also update your GPU drivers.
I have tried this JXL and images are still washed out. Macbook Pro with HDR display.
Nice Video. Where to use these HDR photos, Apps Like Whatsapp etc don't allow to share such pics to friends and family.
Why does HDR showing in camera raw or Lightroom, but doesn't open the same in Photoshop?
It's only limited to camera raw and lightroom at the moment. You'd have to open camera raw while in Photoshop for the time being.
@@KrisHTX THANK YOU! Finally the answer:) I was desperately trying to find the way to open it in Photoshop, exporting all the different ways with no luck..
Thank you very much!
Hooooww caaaan I export as a Picture that I can useeeee and not AVIF or JXL whats that I cant eveeent openn that!!!!!
I don't seem to able to access the HDR feature. Which version number of LR does it require?
The latest one - v13. Just make sure your Adobe Creative Apps are up to date.
@@combatwombat71 Thanks, I got it sorted out.
Why does LR not have generative fill yet? Or better yet Batch Generative Edit?
Because Lr is not made for photo manipulation, just photo edit. Adobe is expanding Lr to do some advance edits like removing objects and masking with layers so we don't need to open photoshop just to make this changes, but the core remains: We edit on Lr, manipulating on Ps.
@@diariodefotoI don’t normally comment but I would have to disagree Simply because Photoshop is also the most powerful tool adobe has for All sorts of color and lighting corrections as well. Not just heavy “manipulations”. I still use Lightroom sometimes but to be honest, it’s mostly a cataloging and viewing platform for me now. In fact I get much better results with editing in photoshop With the occasional use of ACR.
This is just ridiculous.. You can view that HDR in Lightroom but there is no way to use that image when exported..?
Right? It won’t even screenshot the same.
Did you not watch the end of the video?
I know, it's useless. I exported 30 photos in both JPG XL and AVIF as he said to do in the video, and no other programs can open or use the files in either format. Video editors like Da Vinci Resolve can't open or use it so having this feature is pointless. The only way to use it is to take a screen grab of it in Lightroom using the snipping tool.
Instagram supports hdr and iOS/ipados support it natively
why in landscape photography is that sad leaving clipped shadow? I don’t want to be unpleasant, but I really don’t understand why, showing details under bridge, (as in this case of the pic in the video)would it be better for the final result. It Is not the point of interest of the picture. So why building up an extension of the histogram that allow me to work as an unnatural scene? Shades helps to conceal that part of the scene that isn’t important, and let viewers concentrate their eyes into highlights or illuminated subjects. Chiaro-Scuro. 🙄
@@davidgfisherimagine if Michelangelo or Caravaggio, Monet, Manet, Dalí and so on would have done the same. 🤦🏻♂️
🚨 I really came here wanting to give you a 👍🏼 but I just can’t do it.
You are quite enthusiastic in saying what can be done but you don’t show HOW to do it. No walkthrough with us here in the viewing audience.??
Now I have to go elsewhere which you don’t want those stopping in to do :-((
you remind me of moldy chocolate
Is that Lightroom, it looks different.
You might be thinking of Lightroom classic
Thats it. Thanks.@@LakerTriangle
terry is not white
and how is this usefull unless you watch the photo on a hdr display? printing has nothing to do with sdr/hdr, this is just a display function. what social media platform , apart from utube, accept hdr? none
Give it time
Most new smartphones have hdr displays, and quite a lot of photos are consumed on them nowadays.
yes, but what social media accepts bt2020, apart from youtube
@@jankarlsson8341
i look at them on my HDR 65" oled screen or phone. its glorious