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Using HDR Without The HDR Effect: A Workflow

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2012-01-04
1 min read

Vegard Brenna over at Luminous Landscape has an interesting article on creating an HDR workflow to increase the dynamic range of pictures, in his case, the interiors of Churches. But he wants to avoid the high toned “HDR Effect” that is so popular with some. He shows how to calibrate Photomatix and how to create a “HDR Slider” in Photoshop to automate the creation of HDR images.

Read the article at: Luminous Landscape.

 

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