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Translating Your Digital Image Camera Raw Files to Use on Your Computer
Some digital cameras allow you to take pictures in the Camera Raw file format. You can’t open Camera Raw image files on your computer without running them through a Raw converter. Convert Camera Raw files [more…]
Convert Raw Photos for HDR Photography
If you shoot in Raw, you don’t have to convert those photos to another format (TIFF or JPEG) before you generate the high dynamic range image. If you wish to, however, you can convert your Raw photos and [more…]
Prepare RAW Photos for Conversion to HDR
Converting Raw photos for high dynamic range photography requires a different mindset than traditional digital photo processing, which aims to create the best looking photo possible. Here are a few differences [more…]
Convert Bracketed Photos for HDR
If you decide to convert your bracketed Raw photos to TIFFs or JPEGs before generating the high dynamic range image in an HDR application, follow these steps: [more…]
How to Create HDR Images in Photomatix Pro
An HDR image is different than the tone mapped image. High dynamic range images are generated first, using Photomatix Pro in this example, and then tone mapped to transform them into a relatively finished [more…]
How to Create HDR Images in Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop creates HDR files from your bracketed images, as you would expect, smoothly and professionally. To generate high dynamic range images in Photoshop, follow these handy-dandy steps: [more…]
Create HDR Brackets from One Raw Exposure
You can create brackets from a single Raw exposure and then use them to prepare a high dynamic range photograph by altering the exposure value (EV) in your Raw editor and saving the results. Here’s how [more…]
Create HDR Images in Photoshop Elements 8
Photoshop Elements 8 has joined the ranks of HDR-capable applications. Elements' high dynamic range photograph feature is not that powerful — it’s basically exposure blending with a little tone mapping [more…]
