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In this episode, we create an HDR portrait using a single shot! I show you 2 ways of doing that so you can compare results.
Create an HDR Portrait with One Shot – PLP#82 by Serge Ramelli
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20 responses to “Create an HDR Portrait with One Shot – PLP#82 by Serge Ramelli”
Totally shitty tutorial. Horrendous editing!
Great ideas, thank you!
You talk 26% of the video and the results never come like your photos
Till now, I couldn't find a result like your videos. The results come bad
The content is good but the presentation became conusing when Photoshop did not export to Lightroom around 16mn mark. This needs and edit. Showing your mistakes makes you look unprofessional.
Great video Surge! However, what do you mean by one HDR photos? From my understanding you have two choices: 1) you take multiple photos with diff exposures or on a nikon d810 that i have, you have an option for HDR automatic on my camera. The automatic HDR still has to take multiple photos and the camera combines by itself in JPEG mode. So either way, the camera has to take multiple photos. So you still have to have a person standing super still. Please advise on one photo hdr. Im quite new to HDR mode. Thanks!
Serge very good tutorials I have learned quite a bit, and you have expanded my creativity. Thank you.
I read somewhere you can set your camera (Nikon D90) to HDR mode without taking multiple shots or in RAW. The camera will automatically combined all 3 exposures within the camera to just one photo. Can this be done?
but your not using photo shop
Too much talking about your course 4:29 minutes….
si tu est français parle français
people dont seem to understand that certain effects are used to create artistic styles… like HDR or dragan. Not supposed to look real. In fact, the original photo may look better. He is just showing how to do a certain art style. I hate when I do a dragan style effect and people say something like, 'you made him look older.' Its supposed to.
somehow I can't move the HDR image into the other one without having to do a color conversion and also the first picture becomes just like the HDR. Does someone know why?
The suit jacket is buttoned incorrectly, should be top two or middle only, never the bottom button. Makes this difficult to watch.
Coolio
What you are talking about is not HDR. If you start from a raw file all you can work with is the maximum dynamic range of the camera when you took the photo. If you take multiple exposures, ideally in raw format, you have a lot more than that and it's a real HDR.
Where do I find the download of HDR Efex Pro 2 for "free"? Looks like they want to charge about 150 bucks.
Way too much talkn, and you should say this is stupid Lightroom not Photoshop.
I love it! Thanks for sharing
You are te best… Congrats!