HDR Tutorial | High Dynamic Range Tutorial
http://www.stuckincustoms.com/hdr-tutorial/

Tutorial for HDR post-processing.

HDR Tutorial

By Trey Ratcliff (aka Stuck in Customs), one of the most famous and renowned HDR photographers on Flickr. In his article Trey describes some professional insights and useful photography tips that he collected over the years of his career.

In the right hands, high dynamic range imaging can blend multiple exposures of the same scene to more closely reproduce what your eye can see. Here's how to do HDR the right way.

"HDR has a reputation as a gimmick that can easily be abused to turn your photos into dreadful, over-saturated, tacky looking messes of clown vomit." ...read the comments!

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How to Shoot and Post-Process Professional HDR Photos in One Day

In this tutorial you will learn the simple secrets of crafting a shoot sequence for HDR and creating professional quality HDR images in both Photomatix and

Realistic HDR tutorial using a 20D and CS2 -- my configuration exactly.

Good guide for actually good-looking hdr

All of these images appear to be shot using the HDR tecnique, but aren’t. I promise. In most cases they have been taken with a single shot and relyied upon the elements to give the amazing effects you will see on each. I am not asking for people to cast a critical eye over these images, just to illustrate that using different tecniques the HDR effect can be recreated.

20 Amazing Images That Could Be HDR - But are definitely Not

Good summary of how HDR can be for good

If you're a nature lover you definitely going to like this collection. This post highlights 25 of the most stunning shots of nature photography. There are

Exposure Blending in Photoshop

Stuckin customs HDR Hardware and Software as well as an aswesome hdr tutorial to go along with it.

A list of the equipment that Trey Ratcliff of Stuck in Customs uses and recommends for use in HDR Photography.

Software, hardware, lenses, bodies, tripods, etc.

If you have been anywhere near the photography world in the past couple years, I am sure you have heard of HDR by now as there have been countless tutorials floating around on how to create HDR images using 3 bracketed exposures in programs like Photomatix and Photoshop. However what if you don’t have your tripod or if you are shooting a scene with moving subjects, yet you still want to create an HDR type shot? Well, good news, it is possible.

Creating an HDR-like Image From a Single RAW File in Lightroom

17 of the Most Visually Beautiful HDR Images | Photoshop Tutorials - http://www.online-photoshoptutorials.com/2008/10/17-of-the-most-visually-beautiful-hdr-images.html

Gizmodo's John Mahoney explains how to take high dynamic range (HDR) photos so that the results of your photograph more accurately recreate what you were seeing when you snapped the shutter.

80 Photographies de Tokyo en HDR http://bit.ly/9Jt8cx #hdr #photography

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