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How to create HDR effect using multiple-exposure shots and Photoshoping your way.
Reviewed by Korayem Mar 12 2007, 10:04am ( 26 reviews ) • blogspot.com
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Rated by MartinHunt on Aug 25 2008, 8:51am
Awesome photoshop only HDR tut
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Rated by tabby1471 on Jul 08 2008, 2:46pm
HDR using Photoshop CS2
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Reviewed by Ironlion on Jun 15 2008, 12:08am
Is HDR for Games and HDR for Photos different? Because it seems like HDR Photos use some aged graphics engine that can only render colorful but overall boring scenes. I don't mean to say the subject so much, just that more dark or more bright isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Rated by Wohlever on Apr 22 2008, 8:07pm
For those of use whom do photography, 3D or just want to make HDRI this has some good info.
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Rated by ToxicWaste on Mar 11 2008, 8:22am
Nice little article on how to Create Professional HDR Images
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Rated by ThucydidesNow on Feb 24 2008, 10:56am
Excellent Tutorial for HDR images,
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Rated by lasellers on Feb 01 2008, 9:01am
Good foundation article for getting started with HDR (high dynamic range photography). When getting shots for website design, it really helps to take your primaries in HDR so you can push out dark or washed out areas and get the images a better lighted feeling.
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Rated by vvk on Jan 30 2008, 11:33am
HOWTO:Create HDR (High Dynamic Ranging) photos using Photoshop CS2