Beautiful photography and terms like HDR and Macro were limited to high-end DSLR cameras but not anymore. iPhone application developers are determined to change that.

A recently launched application makes HDR (high dynamic range) photography possible on iPhone without having to download the images and process them on desktop based softwares. It’s too late to add this appliation to the Best iPhone Apps for 2009 but it will certainly get a place in the Best iPhone Apps for 2010.

The HDR technique requires the shooter to take multiple pictures of the same object under different light settings and then merges both pictures to get the best results.

Now all of that process is possible on iPhone using TrueHDR (iTune Link) for iPhone.  The application is available on iTunes for $1.99 which is not too expensive and is being highly rated by the users.

TrueHDR is not the only HDR application available on App store but it is certainly the highest rated among the ones that are available.

Another notable HDR application is called PRO HDR (iTune Link) was launched just yesterday. The gallery of the application is filled with the images shot using the HDR technique and they all look impressive.

Watch the following video to see how these applications really work.