Create amazing HDR photos with this full-color, plain-English guide
Your secret is safe with us. Even if you don't have the latest high-end high dynamic range (HDR) camera equipment, you can still create striking images that appear as if you do with the tips, tricks, and techniques in this helpful guide. Discover how to use bracketing effectively, get the most out of a tripod, finesse your photos with Photoshop, and make it all go easier with this practical and inspiring book.
* Shines a light on HDR-what it is, how it's done, and what tools you need
* Walks you through how to take good photographs, from using the right settings to choosing good HDR subjects
* Demonstrates how to put all your images together in a single photo, including selecting the software, establishing workflow, and creating files
* Covers how you can clean up digital residue, how to create HDR in black and white, and much more
* Packed with beautiful and inspiring full-color HDR images to fire your imagination
Get fresh ideas, avoid mistakes, and produce memorable images with this essential guide.
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Maße
Höhe: 23.3 cm
Breite: 18.7 cm
Dicke: 1.8 cm
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978-0-470-56092-1 (9780470560921)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Robert Correll is an author, photographer, and musician. He is coauthor of HDR Photography Photo Workshop as well as books on Paint Shop Pro and Pro Tools music production software. Robert also developed a training system for creating HDR photos with Photoshop CS4.
Introduction.
Part I: The ABCs of HDR Photography.
Chapter 1: Shining a Light on HDR.
Chapter 2: Gearing Up for HDR.
Chapter 3: Looking Hard at HDR Software.
Part II: Putting the Photography in HDR Photography.
Chapter 4: Becoming One with Your Camera.
Chapter 5: Bracketing Exposures for HDR.
Chapter 6: Shooting Single-Exposure HDR.
Part III: The Soft(er)ware Side of HDR.
Chapter 7: Generating HDR.
Chapter 8: Preparing to Tone Map.
Chapter 9: Tone Mapping for Fun and Profit.
Chapter 10: Layers, Process, and Blending.
Chapter 11: Cleaning Up Your Photos.
Part IV: Having Fun with HDR Images.
Chapter 12: Creating Panor-Ahhh-Mas.
Chapter 13: Going Old School with Black-and-White HDR.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 14: (More Than) Ten Ways to Shoot Better Photos for HDR.
Chapter 15: Ten Ways to Ruin a Good HDR Image.
Index.
