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Single-shot HDR images in Photoshop
From the course: HDR Photography: Shooting and Processing
Single-shot HDR images in Photoshop
I can create a single shot or faux HDR Efex in Photoshop rather in the way you would think I would, by simply taking a RAW file, processing it in three different ways, and then merging the results. If you were to sit down and just try and think your way through this problem, you'd probably have no trouble figuring it out, but let's walk through it anyway. Let's say that I had only shot one image of this car instead of the full bracketed set and I had shot it as metered. So I am going to open that image up in Photoshop and of course, it's a RAW file, so I get my RAW dialog box. Now normally when I am passing the RAW files off to another HDR program, I don't worry about any RAW conversion parameters. In fact, I am not even given the chance to adjust RAW conversion parameters. I want to simply hand the full data set from each file off to the RAW converter. Here though I do need to think about things that I might want to do in the RAW converter. If I had overexposed highlights, I would…
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Creating an HDR image in Photoshop12m 15s
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Creating an HDR image in Photomatix22m 5s
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Creating an HDR in HDR Efex11m 47s
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Merging in Photoshop and processing elsewhere3m 51s
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Using Tone Compressor in Photomatix4m 25s
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Using Exposure Fusion in Photomatix7m 35s
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Single-shot HDR images in Photomatix4m 18s
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Single-shot HDR images in HDR Efex1m 3s
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Single-shot HDR images in Photoshop5m 32s
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Ghosting and Photoshop2m 51s
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Ghosting and HDR Efex2m 47s
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Ghosting and Photomatix6m 36s
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Batch processing in Photomatix10m 51s
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