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Your welcome... exposure blending is an essential skill to learn for digital landscapes. Especially when you start to shoot for bracketing.

Yes that is an ideal process to do for fine tuning the effect if you want control later.

Yes you can certainly do that to add more realism to the shot.

@@Photies75 Thank you so much Matt for your kind further note in reply to my question! God bless and good luck!

Your welcome.

Thankyou. :)

No I havent tried that but it would certainly be method you can add to refine the blend. With photoshop there are so many ways to do things. Thanks for the comment... people reading it may want to give this a go as it sounds like a very good step. Will keep it in mind myself.

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Thanks... your welcome. :)

Mate thats why you can skip through videos and why I put in time markers... so you can get straight to the point if you wanted. Thanks for the comment though... hope you learnt what you needed for free.

Ok good to know there is another program out there. I'll check it out. Thanks

This is a really good technique for when there is movement. Exposure bracketing is useful for static scenes is that the correct reasoning?.

Would you then over expose or shoot in the centre of the exposure meter?.

Yes correct or if you find an area in your image challenging when it comes to recapturing detail or opening up dark areas.

Seeing your only using one image I would just shoot it normally... ie exposing to the right in terms of your histogram.

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Yea i've never done that but Id say the principles are the same. :)

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Your welcome glad that you did.

Your technique is exceptional Matt!

Thanks... yea it just allows you to go back in and do any changes without have to start from the beginning again.

Thanks... once you get your workflow down and know what to do and when you can really edit quickly.

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Thanks 🙂 glad you found it useful

Lol yep I bet that isn’t too far away either. One click editing.

Great.... any small change for the better all adds up in the end. :)

Thanks David. Yes working on your workflow is the key to getting better along with just using Photoshop and getting familiar with how it works and also how the hierarchy of layers will effect others. Were all still making progress :)

Glad you liked and got a lot out of it. Developing your workflow is key to getting better and better at Photoshop and the whole process. I just released a new tutorial on developing a post production workflow. :)

Thanks. Yea it’s a good technique. Can take a few goes to get the right colour balance you want to achieve but that’s just editing for you 🙂

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Your welcome... such an annoying change hey. When I worked it out I thought I got to do a a video on this as I wont be the only person this has driven crazy.

It’s a great technique that’s worth the effort. Any problems or questions feel free to ask and I’ll help where I can.

Thanks… telling people how to do it and then say it’s a three image stack isn’t fair without showing the edit as well and the problems. Lol

Thanks… Yea makes it really quick and simple. Especially for shots like this. I think Nikon has this feature as well and Canon is yet to offer it in their cameras.

Thanks David, yes it isn't as straight forward as it looks. Especially with a moving fern in each frame and even Photoshop still wanting to use a blurred depth of field image for the foreground detail. But there is always a way in Photoshop, just got to think about how to do it and take a few goes. Took me an hour of playing around to come up with that solution and it paid off. I forgot to say in the tutorial that if you can focus stack a moving fern image you can focus stack anything lol

Thanks. Glad your enjoying the content.

Thanks mate appreciate the comment. I’m on the UA-cam grind lol.

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Glad you found it useful 🙂