Learn the power of luminosity masks in creating balanced, natural HDRs. This tutorial will show you how to easily, and quickly blend exposures. And it includes a free Luminosity Mask Action set! Links: Free Action Set (Easy Panel) Links: Advanced Luminosity Mask...
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2.5 months of planning, 4 weeks of writing, recording, re-recording, cleaning sound & editing and finally the Art of Cityscape Tutorials are now here. This is the most varied set of advanced post-processing tutorials that I’ve ever created. We work on some of my most popular images and learn to blend exposures effectively...
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Article by Bill Fritz Tone mapping HDR creates quite a few anomalies such as magnified image noise, ghosting, and the thing I like to call “grey matter”. What is this grey matter I speak of, where does it come from, and how can we prevent it or fix it? This is a freshly processed HDR using Photomatix Pro. At a quick glance...
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Article by Bill Fritz In Adobe Photoshop, blend modes are one of my favorite and most frequently used tools to alter the image quickly and conveniently. In Photoshop CS6 there are a whopping total of 27 blend modes to choose from. Each one has its unique look and purpose. For those of you who are not familiar with the blend...
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Article by Darin Rogers I won’t be discussing any particular topic with this post today, but rather I’ll be walking through the steps I took to process this image. Of course, if you were to process this image yourself, you might do it differently than I do. Nothing wrong with that. The only ‘right’ way to process a...
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Article by Jimmy McIntyre Introduction to luminance/luminosity masks Luminance masks, otherwise known as luminosity masks, is a buzz term around the HDR community right now. A great number of photographers have mastered the use of luminance masks (LMs) as a way to ween themselves off their dependence on HDR software and give...
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