Tag Archives: HDR Tutorials Chromatic Aberration is often a challenge for digital photographers especially for those of us exploring the creative world of HDR photography. Initially, I was trying to solve Chromatic Aberration issues via Photoshop but it was painful and simply took too long. Then I discovered a very easy fix using a Chromatic Aberration develop tool in…  This fun HDR trick will help create a little extra pop and detail when processing HDR photos with Photomatix. I’ve also found this trick to be helpful when the image exposure will just not look good in the histogram. After running the Tone Map process a second time, the histogram will often snap right to… I discovered the exciting world of HDR last year. At first, I remember thinking what in the world type of cameras are people using to create such incredible pictures?!?! I soon discovered anyone with a just about any DSLR could create HDR images by using a series of “bracketed” images. Most DSLR cameras and even… HDR is exploding with popularity and adds an exciting new tool set to the creative world of digital photography. If you are not familiar with the term “HDR”, check out my HDR Tutorials or this excellent HDR overview on Wikipedia. I greatly enjoy capturing HDR images with my Canon 5D Mark II and Canon 7D… |
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