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Phlearn – How to Create a Manual HDR Image in Photoshop

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Phlearn – How to Create a Manual HDR Image in Photoshop
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Category: Tutorial


Bring out every detail in your landscapes with manual HDR processing in Photoshop! Learn how to seamlessly blend multiple exposures together, add definition with dodging and burning, and help colors pop with professional color grading. [Read more…]

Ben Willmore – High Dynamic Range (HDR) Mastery (DVD)

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Ben Willmore – High Dynamic Range (HDR) Mastery (DVD)
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Category: Tutorial


Ben Willmore shows you step-by-step how to master High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging. This is currently one of his best-selling online classes, and it’s now available on DVD!

HDR Mastery offers digital photographers the training they need to take their digital photographs to a new level. HDR is the process of taking a sequence of exposures, and then combining them while lightening underexposed areas and darkening overexposed areas to better simulate what your eye would actually see. You will see how to best choose subjects for HDR, such as watching for movement, clouds, sensor dust, and when you can find the ideal light to master HDR. Ben will show you how to merge exposures to enhance or add an illustrative effect to your photographs.
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Ben Willmore – High Dynamic Range (HDR) Mastery (DVD)

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Ben Willmore – High Dynamic Range (HDR) Mastery (DVD)
English | Size: 465 MB
Category: Tutorial


Ben Willmore shows you step-by-step how to master High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging. This is currently one of his best-selling online classes, and it’s now available on DVD!

HDR Mastery offers digital photographers the training they need to take their digital photographs to a new level. HDR is the process of taking a sequence of exposures, and then combining them while lightening underexposed areas and darkening overexposed areas to better simulate what your eye would actually see. You will see how to best choose subjects for HDR, such as watching for movement, clouds, sensor dust, and when you can find the ideal light to master HDR. Ben will show you how to merge exposures to enhance or add an illustrative effect to your photographs.
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Phlearn – Better than HDR – Master Luminosity Masks in Photoshop with Aaron Nace

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Phlearn – Better than HDR – Master Luminosity Masks in Photoshop with Aaron Nace
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Category: Tutorial


Have you ever tried taking a photo of a jaw-dropping landscape only to have the sky be washed out and overexposed or the ground be dark and without detail. Until now, HDR was the only option to get detail across highlights, midtones, and shadows but would often lead to exaggerated effects and unrealistic images. Our cutting-edge Luminosity Mask technique in Photoshop will forever change the way you combine exposures!
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Joel Grimes: 32 bit HDR strobed portraits

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Joel Grimes: 32 bit HDR strobed portraits
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Joel Grimes: 32 bit HDR strobed portraits
Wouldn’t it be great if we had a camera that could achieve 20 stops of exposure latitude? Today, that is possible.
Follow Joel Grimes as he demonstrates how to take your portraits to the next level creating a 32bit file, giving you off-the-charts, jaw-dropping results, all this while using strobes. Grimes will start by demonstrating the value of 32bit and will then show attendees how to create a 32bit portrait by bracketing your ISO using strobes. [Read more…]

HDR Light Studio v1.5.20091005 Standard Cracked-REDT

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HDR Light Studio v1.5.20091005 Standard Cracked-REDT
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Category: Apps


HDR Light Studio™ has been created for 3D computer graphic artists wanting to create studio photography style renderings of products, packaging and vehicles. Surrounding your 3D data with a good quality studio HDRI map helps to create an image that is a good match for traditional photography, and can then be used for advertising and marketing. Studio photographers surround their subject matter with different shaped light sources, reflectors and lighting effects – carefully positioning them all to bring out the best in the items being photographed – controlling both the lighting and reflections. This is most important for surfaces that are shiny and reflective – like gloss plastics, metallic paints and chrome/metallic finishes. [Read more…]