Join Deke McClelland for an in-depth discussion in this video Simulating HDR exposures in Camera Raw, part of Photoshop CC 2013 One-on-One: Mastery.
One of the most common questions I get about HDR Pro, is can you fool it?…In another words, instead of actually shooting authentic multiple exposures.…Can you fabricate exposures inside say, Camera Raw?…And then convince HDR Pro to use them.…And the answer is yes.…So for example, I shot this photograph in Ireland at Giant's Causeway.…And I had only had the camera about a week,…so I didn't know how to use the bracketing feature yet.…And even if I had, it wouldn't've done me…much good, because I was shooting this moving ocean.…
So what I decided to do was fabricate a series of exposures,…starting with very bright and then moving on through the starker exposures here.…And then I stitched them all together using HDR Pro…in order to create this more dynamic version of the photograph.…And here's how…it works.…I'll go up to the file menu and choose browse in Bridge in order…to switch to Bridge, which is trained…on the contents of the Giants Causeway folder.…And you can see that I have a total of 5 variations on this DNG file.…
Author
Deke McClelland
Updated
10/1/2014Released
10/15/2013- Creating professional-quality effects with expertly combined art filters
- Creating a dimensional watermark with lighting effects
- Correcting for camera shake with the Shake Reduction filter
- Removing distortion from a GoPro photo
- Correcting a panorama with the Adaptive Wide Angle filter
- Animating text with Puppet Warp
- Adding transitions, text, and sound to videos
- Creating an authentic HDR portrait shot
- Managing and leveraging advanced layer options
- Recording automatic actions and batch processing
Skill Level Advanced
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Q: This course was updated on 10/1/2014. What changed?
A: Deke updated the course to reflect changes in the 2014 version of Illustrator CC, including changes to the art filters, the Puppet Warp tool, HDR, layers, and actions.
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Introduction
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Welcome to One-on-One1m 25s
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35. Art Filters and Oil Paint
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36. Lighting Effects
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37. Shake Reduction
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Magic is a shaky proposition1m 32s
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38. Panoramas and Wide Angle
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39. Puppet Warp and Animation
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Using Pin Depth and Density4m 36s
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Tweening and animating text5m 10s
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40. Editing Video
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Adding text to your video5m 21s
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41. High Dynamic Range
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Developing HDR in Camera Raw8m 53s
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42. Advanced Layers
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Grouping layers by name7m 53s
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Introducing layer comps4m 4s
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43. Actions
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Conclusion
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See ya1m 20s
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