Features

Burst stacking

Shoot a burst of raw frames by hand. Phorevia builds a robust reference, aligns every frame to it with dense optical flow and merges the raw data frame by frame. Moving subjects, swaying leaves and passing people are recognised and taken from fewer frames, so they stay sharp instead of ghosting.

Raw development

Bayer and Fujifilm X-Trans sensors, DNG, and TIFF, EXR, Radiance HDR and JPEG XL images. Exposure, white balance, tone curve, colour, local masks and noise reduction are stored beside your files as small sidecars, so your originals are never changed. Virtual copies keep several versions of one photograph.

HDR merge

Bracketed exposures are aligned and merged into one high-dynamic-range image that you develop like a single raw file.

AI denoise

A neural network removes noise from the raw sensor data before demosaicing, where the noise is still simple to separate from detail. It also works on stacked and merged images.

Lens sharpening

Print the calibration chart, photograph it, and Phorevia measures how your lens softens towards the corners. The correction is applied to every photograph from that lens.

System requirements

• Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, on a processor with AVX2 (Intel since 2013, AMD since 2015).
• A graphics card with WebGPU support through Direct3D 12 or Vulkan.
• Memory: the more frames you stack, the more it needs; 16 GB is a comfortable start.