Cameras Supported by Aurora

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Darren Friedman

• August 12, 2021 21:09

I have a Nikon Z6ii and when I process my images they just don't look right. Is my camera supported by you? I shoot in RAW and use my RAW files to import into Aurora.

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  Elena Blum

  • August 13, 2021 07:09

  Hi Darren,

  Currently, this camera is yet to be supported by Aurora HDR: https://skylum.com/aurorahdr2019-supported-cameras.

  However, we're constantly working on expanding the supported camera list. Thus, it's just a matter of time until the app is able to read the files produced by your camera properly. 

  For now, we recommend you install Adobe DNG Converter and convert your RAW files to DNG file format (which is supported by Aurora). 

  Please use one of the links below to download Adobe DNG Converter:

  For Mac OS:
  https://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_mac/ 

  For Windows:
  https://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_win/ 

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  John Cooklis

  • August 14, 2021 03:12

  Just curious.  Since the initial release of Aurora HDR, how many cameras have you added support for?  How many releases have there been to add features or fix bugs? Mine shows that 1.0.1 is the latest version.  It's just a matter of time?

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  Helga Rowles

  • August 14, 2021 14:28

  Hi John,

  We haven't added new cameras since the initial release of Aurora HDR, I'm afraid, but there was an update fixing compatibility issues with macOS Big Sur.

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  Matthew Perry

  • December 08, 2021 16:38

  I encourage anyone to look elsewhere for software purchases, I have had to remove their p[roducts from my workflow due to lack of updates. Still nothing for Canon R5/R6 bodies and they have been out well over a year! Waste of time and effort complaining!

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  Robert Burr

  • December 27, 2021 21:01

  Perhaps development has been abandoned. I've seen it selling for $29 lately.
  
  I depend on this app for blending bracketed exposures. Lightroom offers a similar feature, but I'm not impressed compared to the feature set in Aurora. Any recommendations on other apps that work well in this endeavor?

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