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During Adobe MAX'23, Lightroom Classic introduced HDR editing capabilities, granting you greater control over shadows and highlights to faithfully represent your visual experiences in your images. However, before delving into these advanced editing features, it's imperative to verify that your system and display are compatible to fully leverage HDR editing. Additionally, understanding the proper export techniques is essential to capitalize on the benefits of HDR editing.
❶Does your set up meet the system requirements?
❷ Is your HDR display enbled?
❸ How do you export HDR editing Images?
Now that we've equipped you with the essential knowledge to ensure your system and displays are primed for HDR editing, it's time to dive into the exhilarating world of editing and exporting in HDR! Curious about how HDR works? Check out this deepdive blog post by Eric Chen.
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Thank you for posting this CMass - very helpful!
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So when you say:
❷ Is your HDR display enbled?
Are you referring to the "Use as" option with the screen resolutions, and/or is it the Preset section in Displays that has several options that I'm unsure which to choose. I'm on my newer MacBook Pro M3 Max and see that I'm currently at 1728 x 1117 (Default), Preset Apple XDR Display (P3-1600 nits), and Refresh rate of ProMotion in case any of this helps (and also brightness all the way up, Auto adjust brightness is on, and True Tone is on. I'm inquiring because I'm trying to export photos I edited in HDR and they export looks like they're still SDR (and not acceptible to my client), even though I specify on the export in LRC that it's HDR Output with Color Space HDR sRGB (Rec. 709), JPEG with Quality 100 (for some background). I also turned on the LRC Preferences Presets to Enable HDR editing. Thanks for any input as I'm at a loss and have been searching and searching for solutions.