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As someone who totally refuses to use any Adobe products, I've had to find other software for processing my photos. Over the past couple of years I've settled on On1 Photo RAW and Luminar as my go-to software. Luminar is made by a company called Macphun, and most of their products are developed in conjunction with ace HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff. Most people I know, including me, start out with HDR using the totally cool Photomatix Pro software, and that is where I learned my chops doing HDR. But since I was having so much success with Macphun's Luminar, several months ago I sprung for a copy of its HDR software AuroraHDR. As one might guess from the company name, Macphun's software has been Apple/Mac only (why would one use any other platform???!!??) . But recently the company has decided to begin making its stuff available for PC users, too. This week they came out with the new AuroraHDR 2018 for both platforms and it is an amazing upgrade!!! Those interested in learning more about it can go here to see the features. There's even a 30-day free trial to see if it's for you. Anyhow, I've just got the latest release and am practicing its terrific new features. This is my first effort. Fort Rock, Oregon, USA.