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| HDR/HDRi and Tone Mapping Merging several different exposures into a single image |
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| How do you treat HDR images in Photoshop Thank you |
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| Re: How do you treat HDR images in Photoshop Hello Doug, I'm referring to already existing files from a client made with a SpheroCamHDR from www.spheron.com |
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| Re: How do you treat HDR images in Photoshop About the only advice I have to offer is that Photoshop CS3's HDR capabilities are much improved over the previous version. Most of the tools are now 32bit aware, and there's been a serious revamp of the adjustments to take 32bit workflow into consideration. But you'd need the extended version for full painting and layer functionality. |
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| Re: How do you treat HDR images in Photoshop Thanks a lot for the advice! I'll upgrade for sure. |
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