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By Ben Turner
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07 January 2009 15:55
HDR is a new technique that allows you to get more from very high contrast scenes. Discover everything you need in this detailed video and slideshow presented by Ben Turner.
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17willowg says
RE: Shoot and Merge to HDR
Excellent entry to the world of HDR, thanks Ben.
06 March 2010 23:23
robinford says
This video looks great but I have 1 question. What is the difference between using HDR and taking 3 photos versus just maniputlating a RAW and importing as layers with different exposures as in the latest (September) edition of Digital Photo? Sorry if it sounds silly but I am just getting into editing photos and the 2 techniques seem very similar.
This video looks great but I have 1 question.
What is the difference between using HDR and taking 3 photos versus just maniputlating a RAW and importing as layers with different exposures as in the latest (September) edition of Digital Photo?
Sorry if it sounds silly but I am just getting into editing photos and the 2 techniques seem very similar.
28 August 2009 15:54
Nocro says
For a beginner like me this tutorial is just perfect. Thanks
07 June 2009 13:16
leonil7 says
Thanks a lot!
29 March 2009 10:18
mattharris says
By converting the RAW files to JPG's, you're automatically losing a huge amount of data. You're best off opening the RAW files in Photomatix and merging them. All together though, a good tutorial.
25 February 2009 15:26
