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You can also choose to open the resulting file as a Smart Object. According to Nik, the Adaptive deghosting is best used for things like leaves/branches and the Global deghosting is best used for larger elements that move more through the scene like people or cars. There are two types of deghosting and three possible strengths for each type. A dialogue box opens where you choose your source files, choose whether you want to use alignment and deghosting.
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Very similar to the path for merging to Photoshop’s HDR Pro so there’s some familiarity here for those already using HDR Pro. To start merging a set of files the command path is File>Automate>Merge to HDR Efex Pro.
I also know that Nik has a lot of users and a lot of fans and that’s fine. I know you can make adjustments after choosing a preset, but I still prefer a more DIY approach. I, personally, feel the products are overpriced for what you get and I’m not a fan of ‘canned’ or ‘recipe’ based solutions.
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I’ll state upfront that I don’t own any Nik products (I’m using the trial version for this review).
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Nik’s 32 bit flavour is EXR (as opposed to Radiance HDR).
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The software installs the tonemapping plugin as well as a merge script so you can do both the merging and tonemapping. HDR Efex Pro is the newest in a series of plugins from Nik. Continue reading “HDR Tutorial” → Posted in HDR, Tutorial Tagged AEB, bracket, bracketing, clipping layer, curves, Details Enhancer, global operator, HDR, hdr tutorial, hdri, hdri tutorial, high dynamic range, high dynamic range imagery, high pass sharpening, layer mask, layer masking, layer masks, layer stack, layers, LDR, local operator, Photomatix, Photoshop, Tone Compressor, tonemap, tonemap operator, tonemapping, tutorial, tutorialsĪnother new entrant into the HDR software field has been introduced by Nik Software. The names of the individual tonemapping operators may be different but the functionalities are much the same. The tutorial will concentrate on using Photomatix from HDRSoft but the techniques discussed for using PM apply to other HDR software programs as well. Continue reading “My Christmas Wishlist for Adobe” → Posted in Commentary, HDR Tagged 32 bit, adjustment layer, adobe, bit depth, HDR, HDR Pro, HDR Toning, hdri, Lightroom, lightroom plugin, Photoshop, plugin, smart object, soft proof, soft proofing, softproof, softprooring, tonemapĪfter completing the review series on various HDR software programs and talking about how well each could create realistic and grunge/surrealistic results, I figured it might be appropriate to put together a more in depth tutorial on how the results were obtained as well as some of my own, personal, approaches to shooting and editing for HDR.
Yes, there’s a lot of HDR stuff in here but, hey, I do HDR and the rest of Photoshop is pretty damn good after 20 years. But if you use others in the Adobe product family, toss your wishes into the comments. I’m only going to cover the two products I use – Photoshop and Lightroom. So here, in this little piece of the blogoshphere is my Christmas Wishlist for Adobe. Now that we’re adults the wishes are different and more difficult to fulfill. When we were kids, it seemed that magic happened on Christmas day and most of our wishes came true. A lump of coal for some of the more naughty. The time of snow and presents under the tree.
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