Mastering HDR Picture Making

Mastering HDR Picture Making, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 35 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 88 subscribers.

You will learn about HDR image making can be quite an easy process, but if you have an inquisitive mind, you can develop the HDR 'look' to an art form Once completed, students will be able to create really eye-popping results, quickly and with great visual impact Students will have a complete understanding of the HDR process and the skills to develop their image making techniques to a higher level Students will have the tools to troubleshoot when the HDR result is not as they expected This course is ideal for individuals who are This class is designed for everyone interested in taking their picture-making skills in a totally new direction or HDR is for any photographer wanting to add strong visual characteristics to their image making skills It is particularly useful for This class is designed for everyone interested in taking their picture-making skills in a totally new direction or HDR is for any photographer wanting to add strong visual characteristics to their image making skills.

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Title: Mastering HDR Picture Making

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 35

Number of Published Lectures: 35

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

HDR image making can be quite an easy process, but if you have an inquisitive mind, you can develop the HDR 'look' to an art form
Once completed, students will be able to create really eye-popping results, quickly and with great visual impact
Students will have a complete understanding of the HDR process and the skills to develop their image making techniques to a higher level
Students will have the tools to troubleshoot when the HDR result is not as they expected

Who Should Attend

This class is designed for everyone interested in taking their picture-making skills in a totally new direction
HDR is for any photographer wanting to add strong visual characteristics to their image making skills

Target Audiences

This class is designed for everyone interested in taking their picture-making skills in a totally new direction
HDR is for any photographer wanting to add strong visual characteristics to their image making skills

One major problem with most digital cameras is that they cannot capture every tone in a bright, high contrast scene – which is why you often see pale washed-out skies instead of the deep blues we remember, or dark, moody landscapes instead of glorious detail. �

HDR or high dynamic image making is a technique originally developed in the scientific community to record a wider range of tones in a photographic image than is normally possible from a single frame.Learn how to set up your camera to do this, how to choose the best software for post-processing, and how to troubleshoot your editing when the result is not exactly the way you wanted it to be …

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Why HDR?

Lecture 2: HDR in a Nutshell

Lecture 3: The HDR Look

Lecture 4: The HDR Difference

Chapter 2: Setting up the Camera for HDR Photography

Lecture 1: Exposure Compensation – and HDR Shooting

Lecture 2: Selecting the Correct Shooting Mode

Lecture 3: Setting up the Exposure Bracketing Mode (Canon DSLR)

Lecture 4: Exposure Bracketing with an Olympus mirrorless camera

Lecture 5: Choosing the Best File Formats for HDR

Lecture 6: HDR for Action Photography: Single File Options

Lecture 7: More HDR Preparation: Turning off Noise Reduction

Lecture 8: Using Picture Styles/Picture Control

Chapter 3: HDR Software

Lecture 1: Short Guide to the Best HDR Software

Lecture 2: Photomatix Pro Basics

Lecture 3: Using Nik HDR EFEX Pro 2

Lecture 4: Using Easy HDR – Overview

Lecture 5: Aurora HDR Professional – Overview

Lecture 6: Mediachance's HDR Software – Overview

Lecture 7: Creating HDR images using Photoshop's Merge to HDR Pro Feature

Chapter 4: HDR Technique Basics

Lecture 1: Opening Files the Easy Way

Lecture 2: Alignment, Chromatic Aberration and Ghosting Explained

Lecture 3: Methods: All About Tone Compression and Detail Enhancing

Lecture 4: Processing a Single File for HDR

Chapter 5: HDR Processing in Detail

Lecture 1: Using Photomatix's File Alignment Tools

Lecture 2: Advanced File Alignment (with Photoshop)

Lecture 3: Batch Processing HDR files (Photomatix Pro)

Lecture 4: Batch Processing for an HDR Time Lapse Video

Lecture 5: Deghosting: What Does it Do?

Chapter 6: HDR Troubleshooting

Lecture 1: Merging Versions

Lecture 2: How to Remove Sensor Spots (with the Healing Brush)

Lecture 3: How to Remove Chromatic Aberrations (with Photoshop)

Lecture 4: Advanced Retouching: Removing Haloes using Photoshop

Chapter 7: Finishing the HDR Image

Lecture 1: Fixing uneven processing with the Burn and Dodge Brushes

Lecture 2: Masking Effects with Aurora HDR Pro

Lecture 3: Adding a gradient to the HDR image

Instructors

Robin Nichols
Freelance Writer and Lecturer at Sydney University

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