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HDR imaging in Photoshop Elements 6

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Mark Galer gives a free lesson in how to create High Dynamic Range images using Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and RAW images.

Mark Galer is author of Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 Maximum Performace, published by Focal Press.

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  1. lenny121 Said,

    does anyone have a …
    does anyone have a link where i Can download a .raw pic to try this out on ?

  2. rejames1971 Said,

    Hey Mark, thanks a …
    Hey Mark, thanks a bunch. I can’t wait to try this out in PSE 7. I was just about to buy Photomatrix… I think I’ll give this a shot first.

    Cheers!

  3. photographerrich Said,

    You need to shoot …
    You need to shoot your photo in your camera’s RAW format and have Adobe Camera Raw installed. Most point and shoot cameras will not shoot in RAW, but most, if not all D-SLR’s will.

  4. sadelbrid Said,

    but how do you get …
    but how do you get that program you use at the beginning of the video?

  5. nzgutman Said,

    Would like to it in …
    Would like to it in a better resolution. The video is almost unreadable at full screen.

  6. faunfoto1 Said,

    This is informative …
    This is informative but the photo that is used is fairly uninspired and banal, and although you learn the technique, the end product in the tutorial is still pretty dull

  7. reversezer0 Said,

    this is more …
    this is more digital blending. not HDR.

  8. kitty3309 Said,

    Oh, that looks …
    Oh, that looks really complicated! Might leave that one for a while :-)

  9. Procrastinatathor Said,

    Although this is …
    Although this is not the classic HDR technique (using one or 3 shots and tonemap them), definetly comes to the same in a simplier way.

    It’s great because it doesn’t require anyway HDR imaging software or technique.

  10. joudthedude Said,

    thank u so much
    thank u so much

  11. erinnn15 Said,

    at :32 it sounds …
    at :32 it sounds kinda like his stomach is growling. haa

  12. techienate Said,

    Wow, thanks for the …
    Wow, thanks for the demonstration. Very helpful.

  13. justineasley Said,

    wow
    is that adobe …
    wow
    is that adobe photoshop elements 7

  14. kdouble74 Said,

    You’re welcome!!
    You’re welcome!!

  15. isabellyita79 Said,

    thank you very much …
    thank you very much… I think i got it now.. u make everything sound so easy.. thank you 4 ur tutorial.. keep them coming…

  16. kdouble74 Said,

    Hi!!
    Here is how I …
    Hi!!
    Here is how I get to this page.Choose a picture in the organizer(it has to be a RAW file)Then go to FIX,Full Edit and this page will open.Cheers!!!

  17. isabellyita79 Said,

    hello i have …
    hello i have elements 6 and just wondering if that is what ur using.. it will be my first time using it. and if it is how do i get to this page that you have open in the window.. thank you ur reply will be much apreciated as i am new and would love to do what ur doing in this pic..

  18. frimpungping Said,

    Dude, thanks a lot! …
    Dude, thanks a lot! i’m so excited to try this out….

  19. popprincess75 Said,

    This is simply …
    This is simply amazing. Thank you
    for sharing this, I am very excited to
    try this out!

  20. Biaz7 Said,

    THank you
    THank you

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