Nik Color Efex Pro is one of my favorite Photoshop plugins with its incredibly awesome filters. A few months back I received an invite to participate in the Nik Color Efex Pro 4 Beta which is an exciting new major update that was recently publicly launched. I tested out all of my favorite filters and…
Tag Archives: Adobe Photoshop CS5[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… In the world of HDR, the processing toolset used makes a huge difference in the creative possibilities of the composite HDR image. Here is a fun quote to put it into perspective “If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail” ~Abraham Maslow. In other words,… [Updated 9/12/2011] It is an exciting time for HDR enthusiasts and HDR popularity continues to expand almost to the point of going mainstream. The HDR toolsets are fueling this surge and they evolving at a feverish pace to keep up and quench the thirst of those looking to dive into HDR photography. The first time… |
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