32 bit HDR feature compare to Photomatix by Serge Ramelli
32 bit HDR feature compare to Photomatix by Serge Ramelli
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Lightroom 5 or older do not have built-in merge HDR. But you can merge to 32-bit HDR in Photoshop, save it as TIFF and open it in Lightroom. The rest are exactly the same as using Lightroom 6 or above.
Once you have opened Photoshop, go to File > Automate > Merge to HDR Pro. Browse and select the images you want to merge and click ok.
Remember to check the box for Remove Ghosts and select the Mode to 32-bit.
Click OK and don’t make any adjustments. Go to File > Save As and make sure the format is TIFF. Import the TIFF file into Lightroom and continue editing as before.
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