How to share HDR images on the web with Lightroom

[@sjkahn]

Thanks for sharing the “hack”-I was wondering how you did that.

[@intangur]

That's pretty cool. Glad they added HDR to it. How would you compare it to uploading to something like Zonerama?

[@gregbenzphotography]

This is included with LR, a bit more robust, and I think aesthetically more pleasing. But you can’t show HDR in the embedded view, just on the Adobe domain.

[@DJMcCrady]

I must be missing something. I tried syncing two HDR images as shown in your video (big thanks for teaching me that!), but they only show in SDR. The "info" panel on each image does not show HDR. Is this a beta feature, or is there another setting I might be missing? (Edit: MacBook Pro M1 Max, Safari. When viewed in Edge for Mac I see the HDR tag in the info panel, but it hangs while trying to render, which makes me think it's a Safari problem?) Thanks again.

[@gregbenzphotography]

Safari does not support HDR photos, so Adobe sends the SDR image there.

[@DJMcCrady]

Thanks again

[@GTti79]

Nice, but, no copyright? :/ and also if I open those with a iphone doesn't show the picture in hdr....

[@gregbenzphotography]

Not sure what you mean

[@GTti79]

@@gregbenzphotography if I had to share a hdr gallery, I would like to have my watermark on it, I can export pictures with watermark, but I cannot create a gallery with the option to have a specific watermark as a default on those. Also I notice that the gallery show HDR when i see the pictures with a desktop, MBP 16", but they are sdr rendered when I try to see those with one iphone 14

[@gregbenzphotography]

@GTti79 iPhone browser does not support HDR as WebKit does not yet support the hardware. Adobe knows this and is serving the best thing a browser supports there. Instagram (app) on the iPhone works well. My Web Sharp Pro plugin supports HDR on Instagram as well as watermarks (and many other HDR enhancements - such as full control of the base SDR image). Click the tutorials button in the panel and see the HDR sections for more details.

[@jeepyang]

I hope there is a solution for watching HDR on mobile phones

[@gregbenzphotography]

Android 14 supports it in both browser and Photos app. iOS 17 supports it in the Photos app, but we need browser support there. LR mobile supports both. So much of this is already in place.

[@Maxoverpower]

​@@gregbenzphotographythat said, not all Android 14 devices support HDR images. For example, with Pixel phones, the 6a, the 7 series and later all support it, but older phones currently don't, no matter the android version. I believe the story is similar or worse with most other vendors. HDR video has been supported for forever by way of automatically adjusting the entire screen when an HDR video is opened in fullscreen (landscape), but that's never the case for images with Pixel phones.