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Published: 2009-03-13 13:08:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 10600; Favourites: 298; Downloads: 509
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I would like to see how it works on your own photos.
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~razberri
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~Rameez-K
~Clockworknic
~Fladfisk
=MCG0603 for your help
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thanks for a verry usefull tutorial, this works better than the automate->merge to HDR function in CS3!
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und noch eines... aber das ist besser als das letzte glaub ich
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ja, aber rechts oben musst du nochmal nachbearbeiten.
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hmm da hast du wohl recht.
sobald ich zeit habe, wird das nachgeholt
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oops. hehehe forget my question, i've figured it out. i'll send you a link to the photo i've worked on when i'm done
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that would be great.
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hey no worries. bring some more next time. you can see the work in my gallery, it's entitled 'church'
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interesting and quite helpful tutorial, but one thing i don't get is, why do you need to apply gaussian blur?
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If you're interested
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thanks for posting that, it's quite helpful if you got a rainy afternoon, not knowing what to do and finding this here
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well done, so glad it could help you
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Hi... yor download link and maximize view link is not working.... it is showing error...if possible then pls check it... and pls send me a msg of yor correct link... I need to downlowd it...
Thanks in advance
Saqib
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it's working, I checked it on several other pcs.
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Ya... thanks for reply...
I checked download link.. it is working now... I have download it... and will try soon...
Thanks again..
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That is so ridiculously helpful, you have no idea. :]
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I'm glad you are back. How have you been ?
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I've been fine, of course.
Thanks for asking.
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Coole Idee
Ein Tipp fΓΌr das Nachbearbeiten der Levels: Jeweils einen Adjustment-Layer, das ist flexibler und man kann auch im Nachhinein noch justieren.
Und fΓΌr das pixelgenaue Fine-Tuning, neuen layer -> Blending mode: Overlay -> 100% Schwarz/WeiΓ. Das ist sehr genau, da man sowohl Opacity im Layer als auch fΓΌr den Brush einstellen kann und zusΓ€tzlich noch an den Graustufen feilen kann.
Γhm.. nur so als Tipp, no smartassing intended.
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glad it could help you
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It is very useful, thank you for the tutorial. 
Wouldn't have show out the orange and the foreground at the same time without the tutorial.
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glad it could help you
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what an AMAZING tutorial!! 
again, i will 
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I'm so glad to hear that and to know that it could help you
thanks so much
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great tutorial! Will try it now! I wish I was able to read it before!
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would be interesting to see the results. hope it will help you
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Ganz toll! :]
Nur, in Amerika "250,0" ist "250.0"
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grea tutorial
I have a question ont he exposure part. Were exposures taken with the camera, or did you add the exposure on photoshop?
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they were taken with the camera. thanks a lot
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Have you tried taking the same three pictures and using Merge To HDR?
If so, how did that compare with your method?
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