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Hades-shadow — High dynamic range images
Published: 2008-11-08 22:05:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2652; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 135
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Tutorial for Photoshop + Photomatix to turn ordinary images into High-dynamic-range images (accentuated detail in highlights, shadows and midtones)Questions, comments, suggestions: Feel free to leave them.
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very nice tutorial indeed, but I like using a .raw picture instea of 3 jpg ones : )
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I usually do use RAW, but it is impossible to take multiple exposures of a moving object. I believe I mentioned in the tutorial that can you use RAW or 3 images with exposure manually changed in editing software... Personally when I have to take an image with a slow shutter, I'll simply use a raw, and manually change exposures and change it into 3 DNG's for use with photomatix.
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yeah the tutorial is great and as you said about the moving objects, thats true. And I am use a amature photographer that started out like 6 months ago or so. You probably know this way better than me : ) keep up the good work
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This tutorial was featured in my journal here - [link]
I hope you don't mind.
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good to know! but i'm not really a fan of HDR 
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Yeah, especially the halos. I only do HDR to bring out undeveloped tones in the darker areas of images
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This tutorial has been collected in *PhotoLust 's favourites gallery (home of loads of brilliant tutorials) and has also been featured in November's journal . Thanks for making such a great resource!
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