December 22nd, 2012 | 
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Continue reading: HDR Photography Essentials Pack
Who is the winner of HDR contest? What the common mistakes in HDR processing? Learn here Continue reading: HDR Post-Processing Contest #2: the winners 
Test your HDR post-processing skills by entering our HDR contest Continue reading: HDR Post-Processing Contest #2 
The winners of Post-Processing contest, HDR gallery and video review from Alex Koloskov Continue reading: HDR Post-Processing Contest: Creativity wins! 
Test your skill of processing HDRs. Everyone will use the same source, and the only difference will be a processing. Let’s see who we’ll create the most stunning and good looking HDR. Continue reading: HDR Post Processing Contest 
These are the images before and after post-production. Below I’ll show how I did it step by step. I use a different workflow for every HDR photo, and this is one of them. All manipulations with this image are non destructive. You can go back to any step and change all parameters. The source (middle Continue reading: HDR in example. How was processed this picture. 
We’ve decided to release this book right now, without waiting for the Kindle edition. It will work on any device that can read PDF. The Kindle version will be following shorty, as well as a print version will be available later. So, here it is: We’ve created this book based on our own experience. Continue reading: Released: Realistic HDR for Landscape and Architectural Photographers e-book 
We like to travel and I love to take pictures, then Genia has a good time playing with all of them in Photoshop. Whenever we drive more than 30 minutes from home, I bring my Lowerpro backpack loaded with 2 cameras, with 2-4 lenses and a heavy tripod with me. I like to shoot landscapes Continue reading: Our HDR photography: one more thing we love doing:-) 
I was challenged by interesting question from Google+ discussion: what post processing is preferred if you are shooting a multiple exposure HDR without a tripod. I’ve tested 3 methods: 1. Align and Merge to HDR image in Photoshop 2. Stack and align bracketed exposures in Photoshop and then assemble HDR image in Photomatix Pro 4 Continue reading: HDR without a tripod: Photoshop vs Photoshop+Photomatix Pro 4 vs Photomatix Pro 4 |
 
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