Comments on: HDR tutorial http://hdriblog.com/hdr-tutorial/ Mon, 30 Aug 2010 22:31:25 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Michael James http://hdriblog.com/hdr-tutorial/comment-page-1/#comment-73 Michael James Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:02:08 +0000 http://hdriblog.com/?p=372#comment-73 Thanks Jim. I had the same problems with Photomatix Pro whenever I've tested it (I used it briefly initially at v2 and have tested v3 dot releases from time to time). Photomatix Pro is great at creating amazingly surreal images right out of the box, but for me to get images to the natural look that I aim for I have to wrestle with Photomatix Pro for far longer per shot than any other program I've used. A great PC only app is Essentials HDR by http://www.imagingluminary.com There are so many other tonemapping options now unlike 4yrs ago when I started that it is impossible for me to keep up with. And I'm so busy shooting / editing I have not had the time it takes to create any kind of substantial tutorials. It is the type of thing where a screen capture of the various steps would be needed. I've done those in the distant pass and I know how time consuming they are to create. At some point when I get some down time I'll get around to creating some, but no promises because I am booked pretty solid right through the spring. Thanks Jim. I had the same problems with Photomatix Pro whenever I’ve tested it (I used it briefly initially at v2 and have tested v3 dot releases from time to time). Photomatix Pro is great at creating amazingly surreal images right out of the box, but for me to get images to the natural look that I aim for I have to wrestle with Photomatix Pro for far longer per shot than any other program I’ve used.

A great PC only app is Essentials HDR by http://www.imagingluminary.com

There are so many other tonemapping options now unlike 4yrs ago when I started that it is impossible for me to keep up with. And I’m so busy shooting / editing I have not had the time it takes to create any kind of substantial tutorials. It is the type of thing where a screen capture of the various steps would be needed. I’ve done those in the distant pass and I know how time consuming they are to create. At some point when I get some down time I’ll get around to creating some, but no promises because I am booked pretty solid right through the spring.

]]> By: Jim http://hdriblog.com/hdr-tutorial/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Jim Sat, 13 Feb 2010 17:43:26 +0000 http://hdriblog.com/?p=372#comment-68 I also do HDR interiors (and exteriors) down here in the British Virgin Islands. I'm impressed with your interiors. With Photomatix Pro I still have a hard time brightening the interiors, keeping the walls "clean" AND holding detail and exposure outside the windows and doors. And controling flare in dark door and window frames. I's like to know more about PShop HDR. Thanks Jim I also do HDR interiors (and exteriors) down here in the British Virgin Islands. I’m impressed with your interiors. With Photomatix Pro I still have a hard time brightening the interiors, keeping the walls “clean” AND holding detail and exposure outside the windows and doors. And controling flare in dark door and window frames. I’s like to know more about PShop HDR. Thanks
Jim

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