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AutoBracket HDR

AutoBracket HDR

by Pictional LLC

43 ratings
40 reviews
📷 Photo & Video

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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 12, 2014
  • November 8, 2014

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About

Capture stunning photos with automatic exposure bracketing, a feature typically found on professional cameras. Shoot multiple exposures simultaneously to select the best later or merge them into a single HDR image. Offers advanced controls for highlights, shadows, and vibrance.

✓Automatic exposure bracketing
✓Merge 3 exposures for HDR
✓Precise exposure control
✓Independent focus and exposure
✓Highlight, shadow, and vibrance tuning
✓Timed capture and composition grid
✓Front and back camera support
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What's New in AutoBracket HDR

1.1

November 8, 2014

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixed crashes.

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User reviews

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Good companion to desktop app

I think the app gets a bad review b/c people expect the whole HDR package but, this app does well to take three different bracketed photos that you can merge with more powerful desktop apps.
The3dgThe3dg

NOT compatible with iOS 15.5

Cannot select photo album
BoogiekingBoogieking

Hoping I hear from them

Both apps simply won’t work. Awaiting their reply. Hopefully they support their apps
toby2300@yahootoby2300@yahoo

Forget this

When one tries to use this a pop up occurs saying access was not granted. Go to privacy-photos and grant access YET the app does not appear. It does appear in camera and is turned on BUT one can not take photos. Rip off!!!!
peter v gpeter v g

Fail

Needs update. Doesn't work. Won't do anything, doesn't send request to system to use camera. Can't'allow it to use the camera, of it's not even in the list. Fail.
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FAQ

What is AutoBracket HDR?

AutoBracket HDR is a mobile application that brings the professional feature of automatic exposure bracketing to iPhones and iPads. It allows you to capture multiple photos at different exposure levels in quick succession, enabling you to choose the best shot later or combine them to create high dynamic range (HDR) images.

What are the key features of AutoBracket HDR?

Key features include automatic exposure bracketing, the ability to merge three exposures into a single HDR photo, precise control over exposure levels via a bracket slider, independent control of focus and exposure, histogram viewing, and fine-tuning of highlights, shadows, and vibrance. It also offers timed capture, a composition grid, and sharing options.

Is AutoBracket HDR free to use?

Based on the provided information, AutoBracket HDR is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

What devices is AutoBracket HDR compatible with?

The app offers full features on newer devices like iPhone 5, 5S, 6, 6+, and retina iPads. Older or lower-memory devices such as iPhone 4S and below, iPod Touch, and non-retina iPads have reduced features due to device constraints.

How can AutoBracket HDR improve my photos?

By using automatic exposure bracketing, you can capture scenes with a wider range of light and shadow detail than a single exposure allows. This is particularly useful for high-contrast scenes. Merging these exposures into an HDR photo can result in images with more detail in both the brightest and darkest areas, creating a more visually appealing and realistic representation.