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    Aurora HDR 2017 released today

    Click here for options (app, bundle, video training) and more info.

    All New...
    - Batch Processing
    - Polarize Filter
    - Powerful Zone System for Luminosity masks
    - Hue-Saturation-Luminosity panel
    - DNG Files Support
    - Radial Masking
    - Advanced Top & Bottom adjustment panel
    - Signature presets from Serge Ramelli and Captain Kimo

    Improved...
    - Tone-mapping technology with reduced HDR noise, improved realism of initial result and faster performance
    - User Interface with a cleaner more modern style
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