Basic functionality sketchy
Was looking forward to integrating this app into my photo editing workflow. many great and unique features, but after installing the trial, I found that I could not drag and drop a photo from Apple Photos into Irix HDR. I was aware this was a paid feature but I would have hoped that all features were unlocked for testing, but the only option I could easily see was to purchase the Pro version for $79.99. So my next problem is that the documentation in the App Store shows the Pro upgrade for $19.99. Had that been the case, I probably would have bit the bullet and purchased just out of curiosity, but I'm certainly not spending &79.99 on this app without thoroughly testing all features! BUT.... None of this matters really since after first launch, every subsequent launch of the app resulted in a crash - 'Javascript error in the main process', even after an OS upgrade and restart of the machine. A big no go for me, and a crapshoot for you if you buy this app!!!! So disappointed.......
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Phoney
This app can neither open an HDR file nor export one.
Why is it called Irix HDR?
Why is it called Irix HDR?
Response from developer
Sorry to hear that. Could you please share the HDR file you are trying to import via our email: contact@binaire.app We support hdr images, but will have to check if the image you are importing is supported or not
zero hdr features
this software has absolutely no features related to HDR10, HDR10 , or anything that will make your HDR displays go above 500 nits. if you think this will help you take raw photos from a DSLR and produce 10 bit wide gamut heic photos for displaying on apple HDR panels, look elsewhere
