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Chris approached me recently asking if he could write a workflow article for HDR One. As Chris is still very much involved in the steep learning curve of HDR, it was agreed that this could be a learning opportunity for him and others. Therefore, while Chris has presented his workflow below, I will write a brief article soon in which...
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This is a very concise, step-to-step guide of my HDR processing workflow. It’s specially tailored for church interiors in HDR, although you may use it for other subjects by modifying the workflow. Feel free to drop me a note if you have any questions or comments ([email protected]). Enjoy!
Part 1:...
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Please note: This tutorial, by Girolamo Cracchiolo, was originally published in French here, and has been translated into English by Jimmy McIntyre
The majority of people who email me ask: ‘How do you create such impressive photos?’, “What is HDR?”, “What equipment is needed?” The creation of...
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Topaz Adjust is an incredible product. It was the first photo plug-in software that I bought, going back to v3 several years ago. They are now on v5 and over time the product has continued to mature nicely. It has a lot of capability and I enjoy using it to enhance the look of my HDR photos.
Recently I shared the photo...
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Hi all! My name is Kim Zier. Jimmy Mcintyre came to me and asked if I would write for the magazine. What a great honor! Just a little bit about myself before I get started. I began taking pictures 5 years ago and never stopped. I am new to the HDR One magazine. I stumbled upon it back in August and so glad I did. I am among so many...
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A long time ago, before I was a photographer, I saw a photograph online that changed my perception on photography forever. It was a photo of a small run down shack in the middle of the woods with the sun shining through the tree tops upon the forest floor. There was a lantern lit in the window of the shack illuminating the...
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