Experience photos filled with greater brightness, detail, and emotion. Zoner Photo Studio X is among the first photo editing software to bring you HDR editing, which brings you photos that are more real than ever and closer to what you actually see. The Spring 2024 Update also brings more amazing features like color style, transitions, and new effects. Everything you need to express yourself in your photography.

Technical fields are constantly evolving, and photography is no exception. Remember how excited you were about autofocus, digital sensors, or the invention of mirrorless cameras? True HDR is now entering the photography world and will completely change the way you perceive photography.

For HDR editing, you need a device that supports HDR display. Besides a device, you also need the right settings. Learn how to set up HDR on your monitor or laptop and on Zoner Photo Studio X.

Editing true HDR images brings a whole new range of possibilities. However, not every monitor with an HDR sticker is suitable for processing HDR images. But even monitors that cost over a thousand dollars can end in disappointment. In this article, our editorial team recommends hardware after extensive testing. Learn how to make the right choice when selecting hardware for HDR editing and what to watch out for.

True HDR photography is a new way to use technical advances in display technology to show high dynamic range and details that are closer to reality. This article is for those who want more than a simple explanation. True HDR photography is something completely different from what most photographers imagine when they hear HDR.

Zonerama, our pioneering photography platform, is transforming the photography experience for tech-advanced photographers around the globe. Going beyond a mere full-fledged online gallery, it aims to serve as a cutting-edge

With the overload of options for editing your photos in Zoner Photo Studio X, a beginner may feel overwhelmed. In this article, we share several basic editing styles for portraits to help get you inspired.

Sometimes not even the best camera settings can guarantee that your photos won’t have an overexposed sky or underexposed land. Fortunately, there’s a simple way to fix this problem: HDR.

Many photographers are afraid to shoot facing the sun, for fear of either damaging their camera or producing ugly photos. But if all goes well, you can get remarkable backlit photos.

The sky is too bright, and the ground is too dark. That’s a classic problem in landscape photography. You can overcome it with help from HDR. Just take differently exposed photos and join them together. Take a look at how.