Shooting and creating photo real HDR
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video I visits the Gatwick Aviation Museum to take photo realistic HDR images.
There are many ways to edit your HDR photos and in the second part of the video, I show you how you to make the ultimate photo real HDR using Photoshop CS6 and Adobe Camera RAW.
Gavin, you're the best photography teacher ever! Everytime I watch your videos, I learn so much! This is great! So, like always, thanks a lot and have a nice day!
You're not one of the best - you are THE best, Gavin!
Everytime I'm watching one of your great videos I'm learning so many new things about photography and editing.
I really need to take some photos with my P7100 and to try creating a HDR on CS5 as soon as possible.
Thanks so much!
Tiffs are one of the few formats that can contain 32bits of image data. Once processed I save them as good old 8bit JPG's for use on the web.
I've been doing this for 20 years, and I always learn something new, Thanks! Great video, great info.
Gavin, I've watched your videos on here for years! You have taught me so much and I'm still learning from you today. Thank you for putting so much work into what you do.
I really prefer using this method over Photomatix. It's a much easier and more intuitive way to achieve what the eye actually saw at the time.
Great job, Gavin!
Great tutorial. Getting it right in software is so much easier once you have seen it done properly.
Great video! And wow what an HDR image! I hope people appreciate how much detail you had in that image!!!
Very clear and concise HDR tutorial... well done.
Very nice tutorial! Gavin is simply the best!
Your tutorials are pretty good but this one gave me a great tool for my creativity, thanks!
Awesome, HDR has its useful moments and this is definately one of them!
Santa brought Gavin a new camera...
Excellent video as usual.
Finally a HDR video with a good result!
Thanks Gavin. Very helpful and well presented as always.
Superb tutorial Gavin, definitely one of your best. The subject matter (cockpit) was perfect for this, and the end-result, even without major tweaking, was excellent. Time to go find some shutter-fodder. :)
this is one bloody clear HDR u have showed us Gav !!! unlike the usual super dramatic ones(though i love them too :P )
thanks aloot...have lernd alot from u mate,m really thankful to u :)
keep rockin mate,cheers !!!
Didn't know how to process in 32 bit before, thank you so much for the info.. great stuff as always!!
brilliant video gavin. as always. congrats for the adoram tie up.
Amazing teacher! Love you tutorials! Thanks gavin :)
Gavin it is a great idea and a good way to handle the HDR!!!!
big thanks !!! +1
I'm a begginer on photography....more like a hobby..but I really like your videos...in fact, I'm taking to practice all I can get from you. Gracias y saludos desde Mexico...
Great, GREAT concept! Thank you Gavin, you rock!
Wow ! Outstanding ! Like always .. Brilliant job man !
Great tutorial Gavin, i do a fair bit of hdr photography but usually end up going a little overboard! But this is more like what i've been after all along! cant wait to try this method.
Thanks a bundle :)
Because it's a new feature in Photoshop CS6 and Lightroom 4... Sorry about that.
Great video!! Mike Browne style teaching.
Simply brilliant!
you are the best, of the best.... of the best....
Great video Gavin, as alway. Thanks :-)))
excellent tutorials
Thanks alot gavin and Adorama
Bravo gavin! you can always find some obsolete feature in Photoshop and make it the most useful thing ever!
Incredible. Looks great!
GREAT VIDEO GAV!!!
Thanks for this great tutorial video, I have learnt so many things:)
Thanks for the great tutorial! Have been doing my fair share of HDR images, but I have never tried it in this way, gonna try it out asap.
Excellent stuff Gavin, cheers
Very useful tutorial. You're the best!
Great video Gavin. Got to go and try it now. Balcombe viaduct came out pretty good by the way.
Thank you for the great video.
Muy buen video y fácil de entender para aficionados. Thank you!!
Great video ... I've tried 32bit HDR before and was disappointed with the result and the amount of control available.. I didn't realise that bringing it back into ACR would provide such a wealth of options. Many thanks..
Wow, that's pretty awesome... and actually makes HDR in Photoshop useful. May have to play with this and see how I like it versus using Oloneo HDREngine, which is my current favorite method for processing HDR images.
great video
You're The Best !!!
finally ! HDR i can use
thanks Gavin
Love all your videos Gavin and this one was exceptionally useful. Thank you so much for all the hard work which you put into them.
Awesome Tip, thank you so much. Finally a way to do HDR that doesn't look like a rainbow is vomiting colors.
very nice trick. I just might try HDR again ;)
Great video btw Gavin, thankyou
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Hello Gavin Hoey!
First of all, I want to congratulate you for all your tutorials that you upload to the web.
All are very good and well explained. Which I follow one by one. On this occasion I would like to ask if you could do a tutorial on how to make a photobook that just putting a photo with the design you made with the filter of shape layer (for example:
This was perfect.
Either you don't have Photoshop CS6 or You haven't upgraded RAW in CS6. 32bit RAW was added in ACR 7.1 so it's a fairly new thing.
Great tutorial !
thanks Gavin great video
I just did this exactly as shown in the video but in PS CS5, The difference is that I then opened it in Lightroom 4 after saving as 32bit floating point tiff from CS5. Works exactly the same.
Thanks. Great info!
superb
Very good video. Thanks. :-)
sehr geil :)
I have that hoodie. Primark comfiness :)
Awsome! gonna redo my hdrs again!1
amazing theories, thank u
thats only amazing its great thanks for u learnt a lot once again thanks for gavin hoey and adarama
Great tutorial! I'm not generally a fan of HDR, but this is great. Do you have the final full size image to view?
(for example: Rectangle Tool (U)) and also by placing the photo, will resize as same as the shape layer that I already create.
I've been looking in all the web this kind of tutorial from about 10 months and nobody has this kind of tutorial, you will be the first one. It will be a hit.
Great tutorial! your steps are clear. One of the few questions i have is does it have to stay tiff? I guess uploading to social media sites the quality is bashed but a little bit of info from anyone can be helpful. Thanks
Thanks for the tip on multiple exposures Cheers ;}
Update Photoshop. You need to have Adobe Camera RAW 7.1 or newer
In theory more exposure are btter then less but in the real world RAW files 2 stops apart are perfectly OK.
Haven't tried HDR with astrophotography before. Might be nice to try. Thanks.
16 bit would give you slightly more detail the a RAW file (usually 12bit ot 14 bit)
just what I needed...
If you're using an entry level dslr, like the nikon d3100 which doesn't have AEB you have an option as Gavin pointed out by adjusting the Shutter speed by halves.
I've never shot or processed HDR on principle. I've seen too many unrealistic chrome bumpered American cars abandoned in a farmers field to want to even try. This however has really changed my mind.
You might find other programs that can edit a 32bit file but sadly not Photoshop CS5
Very good Thanks. :-)
ahhh my good friend Adobe Camera RAW
That was very informative, even in the 2024 environment. I wonder if you have a plan to update the whole process into Photoshop or Lightroom 2024. Alternatively, where would view a similar quality or explanation on UA-cam? (D810 user)
hey good work but we need a more tutorial photoshop cs5 best effect plzzzzz for photography
amazing tutorial. thanks.
Gavin, I have seen you have done a lot of work photographing airplanes. Have you ever thought about doing aviation photography at your local airport?
Yes. Lightroom uses the same exact same Camera RAW (Process 2012) engine that Photoshop uses. Just import the .tiff that you export from Ps.
Great tutorial Sir Gavin, Can I also do this on my d3100?
thx a lot!!! That solved the problem .... :)
Hey! Gavin upgraded to the 5D mark iii !!!!!!!!!
Really nice, but the last picture needs more contrast
Thanks a lot for the response!
Look into Magic Lantern firmware for some great HDR Bracketing.
Do you tend to bring in a lot more noise when using the exposure sliders with 32 bit images in camera raw than if you processed it as a 16 bit image in HDR pro?
I have the same problem, i think we need to update cs6 you can do this in adobe application manager. good luck
To everyone that is having problems opening in ACR even with CS6 you just need to update your camera raw plugin through adobe application manager. : )
Hi Gavin, Thanks for the Tut. Can you tell me if this image would be greatly different only using 5DMkII & CS5? I know it won't be 32bit so there will be some loss of quality but can the overall natural look still be achieved? Thanks.
hello GAvin.. is it better to do an HDR using a larger number of exposed images.. say starting from 1/8000 down to 2 seconds of exposure? and merged them all to hdr and twick it?.. im not a fan of HDR to be honest but when i watched this video, it made sense.. multiple exposure is better?
Hi Gavin , useful as always but when I click ok in CR in photoshop my image in photoshop has only 16bit and looks bad plus I can't save in tiff and I find in lightroom a bad HDR saved in photoshop format . Can you help me please ? I love your work , thanks
You shall be blessed
Try to use LR5, it works exactly as well as Camera RAW
Does Lightroom open 32bit files? I'm sure I seen a video from on of the kellby group doing it!
My message was sent it in trhee parts,
Greetings Gavin;