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32-bit float pipeline
Professional RAW development with extreme highlight recovery, high-precision demosaicing, and local ONNX AI Denoise without cloud reliance.
64-bit Windows · Integrated Multimedia Solution
Acutance Suite
A workflow for the light you already captured: RAW development, Ultra HDR photography, and 10-bit video playback
Two Windows applications: Acutance Studio develops RAW and HDR photographs and creates AV1 slideshows; Acutance Photo-View browses images and, in Premium mode, plays HDR video. Photographs are processed on your computer; licensing and optional YouTube uploads use the Internet.
One installer (394.5 MiB): choose Studio, Photo-View or both. Optional Windows shell integration.
Acutance Suite · photographic workflow and HDR video1 RAWOne capture
SDR + HDRTwo considered renditions
.setNon-destructive edits
OfflinePhotos stay on your computer
Suite Architecture
From sensor light to the HDR display.
Camera sensors capture luminance ranges that traditional SDR formats compress. Acutance Suite handles the entire visual pipeline: developing RAW negatives in 32-bit float, exporting compatible ISO 21496-1 gain-map Ultra HDR JPEGs, and rendering 10-bit HDR video with native hardware acceleration.
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ISO 21496-1 Ultra HDR
Gain maps unite SDR and HDR into a single compatible JPEG: flawless on ordinary screens, radiant on modern HDR monitors and TVs.
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Integrated ecosystem
Two interoperable applications: create 4K/8K slideshows with direct YouTube upload from Studio, and play them in Photo-View Premium with Direct3D 11 10-bit hardware.
Suite Applications
Two specialized tools. One seamless workflow.
Professional
Acutance Studio
32-bit float RAW editor, SDR/HDR tone curves, ISO 21496-1 gain map, local ONNX AI Denoise, Smart TV module, and direct Google / YouTube uploads preserving HDR metadata.
Explore →Local processing and direct YouTube uploads: read our privacy policy and terms of service.
Standard & Premium
Acutance Photo-View
A viewer for RAW, Ultra HDR JPEG and AVIF. Premium features add slideshows and video playback through Windows media components. File Explorer integration is optional.
Explore →Comparison
Put the two files side by side.
Three scenes from the Acutance gallery, each with an SDR version and an Ultra HDR JPEG. Drag the white handle to compare them: the full luminance difference requires an active HDR display and a compatible viewer.
ULTRA HDRSDR
SDR
Optimized images load when you open the comparison.
In motion
A slideshow made for the big screen.
The complete Smart TV Deployment slideshow runs for 6 minutes and 28 seconds in 4K HDR10/AV1. Watch it directly online or download the master file for playback on compatible HDR displays and Smart TVs.
Press Play for the full 4K HDR10 slideshow (6:28). HDR playback requires a compatible browser and display.
Guides
From the workbench
Technical guides and notes on everyday work with RAW files, gain maps and HDR monitors.
Technique
HDR from one RAW: what can actually be recovered
Bracketing is not required to display the range already recorded by a sensor in HDR. Here is the advantage, and the limit, of a single exposure.
Formats
Gain maps: how one JPEG can serve SDR and HDR
An Ultra HDR JPEG carries an ordinary photograph and the information needed to expand its highlights on a capable display.
Tutorial
From RAW to Ultra HDR JPEG in Acutance Studio
A practical path through selection, development, SDR/HDR review and export, while leaving the original negative untouched.
ACUTANCE SUITE
Get started with Acutance Suite 1.1.2.1.
One download for Studio and Photo-View. Choose components during setup and try Premium features before purchasing.
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