macOS
Apple silicon · macOS 13 or later
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Turn SDR images and footage into HDR. Reconstruct, grade, and export in one desktop app.
RUDRA 1.0.1 brings the simple Look, Check, Deliver workspace, the optional learned ACES 2.0 model and one-click HDR10, HLG and ACES delivery. Choose your platform.
Apple silicon · macOS 13 or later
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Download for Windows ↓ Portable ZIP · 198.4 MB Installer checksum Portable checksumx86_64 · Source build
Download source ↓ Build instructions ↗The builds are not code-signed on Windows or notarised on macOS yet; the user guide shows how to open them. Both packages include FFmpeg for movies. On macOS, 1.0 runs the analytic reconstruction with every Look, Check and Deliver tool; the learned ACES 2.0 model and AI fill are Windows features for now. Read the release notes for known limitations.
The code is Apache 2.0 and free for commercial use. Each model states its own licence in the app before you download it; see the model terms.
Install the app, make your first HDR image, and learn how to export your work. The guide also covers model training and common questions.
Adjust recovery strength, compare results, and review highlights with scopes and false colour.
Work with stills, image sequences, and movies in a native desktop workspace.
Export ACES 2065-1 EXR sequences, HDR10, HLG, or ProRes 422 HQ.
An SDR image can lose highlight detail through clipping. Expanding its brightness alone cannot restore that detail.
RUDRA uses HDR training references to infer plausible highlights. Reconstruction estimates missing detail rather than recovering a unique original scene.
The reconstructed result adds a defined sun disc and flare while retaining foreground detail.
Cloud structure and a warm horizon appear in the reconstruction while the road and foliage retain depth.
The reconstruction adds shape within bright clouds while retaining blue in the sky.
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