Well, I must first admit that this topic is neither new nor my own finding/tip. I did however find out about it a while ago, and have been using it for a while now. This along with the other tips on HDR and Skin tones will bring out the best from your RAW image…
This is not an another post about what is Dynamic Range, introduction to HDR and other such things. There are several articles on the Internets for that. This article is about the usability and practicality of Dynamic Range of a DSLR (D700 for example), and some tips on shooting for HDR. The DXO Mark list …
Lightroom (LR) plays a significant part of my work flow. A few years ago, I had tried the approach of using Nikon’s Capture for the process of RAW conversion, however since LR 2 came out, I have given up on using Capture. I choose LR for its DAM capabilities and the batch processing capabilities (and …
The way Adobe is thinking about this, this may be the last part in the ACR series. The previous part can be read here. With the announcement of DNG Profiles, Adobe may have finally closed the loop on the need for calibration aspects of ACR for most people. Purists may still need to tweak this, …
Warning: This post is not about how to take HDR and process them. If you are looking for a basic or advanced primer on HDR processing – I would like to refer you to Christian’s Blochi’s HDR book, Dan Burkholder’s Workshops or Trey Ratcliff’s excellent and free definitive guide for HDR processing. This post is …
Well, i have written about Workflow a number of times here , here and here. So, why again? Well – Like all other things, “time” changes things. So is my workflow. I process more volume of images from my photo shoots, and process images differently (HDRs, Panos etc).
Yes, i am thrilled to have a finally published my own book! The book, titled “Experiments in Photography” is a small (10×8, 40 pages) book that has a few images and the technique i used to create them. You can get a PDF book preview here . I must add that, if you decide to …
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