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Another great video, with alot more learned once again Marla. Hi Blake, like all the others who watch and enjoy your approach and the sharing of your knowledge, I am most grateful. I find it a little fast pace, specifically with your cursor selections. I will keep that in mind. With this technique it was not meant for beginner level, but moderately advanced to intermediate. For that I went a little bit faster than normal. I will keep your concerns in mind going forward.
Thank you! Very timely, Blake. By the way, thanks for pointing me to your old HDR from a single image tutorial. Glad to be along for the ride! No problem! There is still a place for traditional tone mapping methods. This just takes advantage of the existing tone without letting it go to far so it yields more natural results. Glad you are with us! Another great and informative tutorial as always Blake.
You could make a High Pass Sharpen layer with a very high radius and use a curves adjustment with a clipping mask, this may come close. You could also use a really midtone heavy curve over top of a black and white adjustment layer set to soft light and manipulate tone through color. This method is way better. Thanks, again.
Your email address will not be published. Premium Photo Education for Premium Photographers… f. Become a Member Member Login. Lets look at the Wikipedia term for Tone Mapping particularly the Anchoring Theory of Lightness Perception: This theory explains many characteristics of the human visual system such as lightness constancy and its failures as in the checker shadow illusion , which are important in the perception of images.
What you will learn in the video: What the blending Option Soft Light is and exactly how it affects your images. How to use Smart Objects to edit your images in Photoshop How to decrease the contrast in the photo using the same principles to create a dreamy or whimsical effect.
Blake Rudis. While he is a landscape photographer he is most passionate about post-processing images in Photoshop and mentoring others. For Blake, it is less about the art and more about the process. He dives deep into difficult topics and makes them easy to understand through his outside the box thinking.
Ron Wolf on February 26, at am. Blake Rudis on February 26, at pm. The neutral exposure should be the bottom layer. Select the highest exposure image the Layers panel. Select the lowest exposure image in the Layers panel. Deselect the "Invert" option this time and click "OK. Zoom into the image and look for inconsistencies between the layers caused by objects that moved between exposures; these are called "ghosts. Drag the Brush over the ghosts to remove them. Save the combined images as a single image file by selecting "Save As" from the File menu.
The HDR Toning dialog box opens.
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