Creating an HDR image from a single RAW file
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An in-depth intermediate Adobe Photoshop CS4 tutorial showing you how to create an HDR (High Dynamic Range) landscape image from an single RAW file. By processing two or three versions of the RAW file then merging them into one image, you can easily create a high dynamic range image. This tutorial gives you a step by step how-to.
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Hi, The vedio was extremly useful. I even managed to create the effect out of a similar shot. But I am facing problems with another photo, where the sky is there till the end with subject ( a building) in the center.When i do this, the top of the sky becomes blue (thats my settings in file 1), but unfortunately the bottom becomes white as thats my settings in file 2). how can i over come this?
You can play with the gradient and make sure it overlaps your ‘landscape’ layer enough so it doesn’t turn white at the bottom.
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