Category Archives: HDR Tutorials I’ve been a huge fan of HDR since discovering it 3-4 years ago. When done well, I feel HDRs help capture the spirit of both the photographer and scene photographed in ways just not possible due to the limited technical capabilities of even the latest and greatest pro DSLR cameras which often cannot capture the… [Updated 8/24/2011] In this tutorial, I’m going to share my workflow that I used to process a HDR panorama image of the downtown Seattle cityscape. At a high level, I used Photomatix Pro to process the HDRs and Photoshop CS5 to create the panoramic image and Nik Color Efex Pro 3.0 filters to fine tune… Nik shook up the world of HDR with their release of Nik HDR Efex Pro back in Fall of 2010. I was fortunate to beta test the exciting new HDR toolset from Nik and shared my initial thoughts and feedback in a previous blog post. This time around, I’m going to share an example walk-through… In this video, I’ve shared a quick tip on how to use the Histogram when capturing HDR photos. The exciting world of High Dynamic Range aka “HDR” photography is now a standard feature on the Apple iPhone starting with iOS 4.1. Steve Jobs stated during the September 2010 Keynote “for some photos its (HDR) is pretty great” < I couldn’t agree more!!! I’ve been experimenting with HDR over the past year when a… |
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