[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…
Tag Archives: Nik SoftwareI’m always looking for a better way when it comes to HDR processing. The techniques and tools available continue to expand at a feverish pace in the marketplace. For the past few months, I’ve been evaluating Photomatix Pro 4 Beta and the new HDR Pro feature in CS5. Photomatix Pro 4 and CS5 both have… [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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