This video goes through the process of post processing the 5 bracketed HDR image in Lightroom and Photoshop, and how Graduated Filters can ‘spice’ up your images! If you want to try it out yourself, download the images below!
Using Lightroom 4.1 and Photoshop CS6, you can create stunning HDR images without the use of a 3rd party plugin, and you’ll be left with with great results!
As a fan of HDR photography, I was quite excited when Nik Software announced HDR Efex Pro 2. This update is packed with an updated UI, unified editing, and faster processing! Check out this video to see what’s new!
For those who have been following me for some time, you probably know I’m a big fan of HDR photography. However, not all photographers can pull off the HDR effect as well as Trey Ratcliff. In today’s inspiration piece, we’ll take a look at some of his breathtaking work.
This video will show you a glimpse of what’s possible with Lightroom 4. Turn an under/overexposed image, into a nicely lit photo!
Took a trip to the beach this morning to shoot the sunrise. This was my first sunrise shoot. I found that HDR was perfect for this situation!
In today’s review, I take a look at HDR Soft’s Photomatix. If you want to download today’s images, make sure to Like us on Facebook.
For those interested in HDR photography and editing, I highly recommend HDR Efex Pro by NikSoftware. I’ve been using this plugin for quite some time, and it’s by far my favorite HDR tool. If you want to download the bracketed images that I used in this review, click HERE!
