Mastering Affinity Photo - 10: Merge to HDR

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In this video series, I'll be demonstrating all of the features of, and how to use, Affinity Photo.
In this episode, I give a detailed demonstration of how to merge bracketed images, into a 32-bit, unbounded HDR image.
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[@francispeeters6815]

Hello, I'm from Belgium so my English isn't very good but I want to thank you because I've learned many things about Affinity with your videos. I hope it's not finished :-) !

[@AnthonyMorganti]

I am not an affiliate for Affinity Photo and they are not paying me to do these videos. I make no money if you purchase the product.

[@ryans_life]

Amazing and fun tutorial. Took a bunch of test shots and followed along. Pleased with the results. Loved the series Anthony. Thank you

[@oneworldwoman]

Thank you so much for this series of videos. I watched them all and learned a lot. Much appreciated.

[@RangerRickTV]

This tutorial might make me buy affinity. Thank you big dog 💪

[@JakeBucknam]

Fantastic tutorial! The part that bothered me initially was the stain glass window on the left was originally over exposed. When you dropped the exposure down manually it really brought out more details and looked more natural. Easy to follow tutorial and great information. Cheers!

[@r.v.niddrie9111]

Wow. What a great tutorial. I have Photomatix and Aurora. Also have used Lightrooms HDR feature. Can’t wait to do some HDR in Affinity. Many thanks again Anthony!!!

[@colinb8512]

A really good video series for those who are new to Affinity Photo. Thanks Anthony :-)

[@g-r-a-e-m-e-]

Thanks for the tutorial. I think HDR has to be strictly limited, there was a craze for it, and many terrible photos were published, driving many people away from it. But having said that, in a place like a church, it certainly has a role. I appreciate your work!

[@terrydanks]

Very clear and useful. Thank-you!

[@nikonrulz]

This is an excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@chuckbame4718]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks!

[@manuelferreira1279]

Mr. Morganti Thanks for all the videos of Affinity Photo :) Please make other videos of Affinity Photo :)

[@SylvainDuford]

Thanks for a great series of video, helped me a bunch. I'm curious, what screen recorder do you use? I like it a lot, makes it very easy to follow along.

[@MrTanker10a]

EXCELLENT! 🤠 Thank you!

[@666koren]

Well done..Thank You

[@ju2705s]

Great Video, thx a lot!

[@TomasLoewy]

hi anthony... very helpful tutorail. thank you for it...

[@Eigil_Skovgaard]

It seems to me that Affinity Photo developers limit the software in strange areas where it would be obvious and easy to include an option. In this case - and known from Photoshop - it would be nice to be able to include images already loaded. Now - if you have just finished and saved the final corrections before the merge, you have to get the images once more from the store. "Get loaded images" should be an option in Affinity Photo too.

[@davejsullivan]

Pretty crazy stuff for an inexpensive program.