Prepping HDR Files in Lightroom 3
Hello! Thanks for checking out my first post here at Lightroom Secrets. It’s great to be a part of the “digital discussion” here.
This is Part I of a two part lesson. We’ll start by covering the steps you can take to shore up a series of raw images in Lightroom 3, before bringing them into Photoshop CS5′s HDR Pro. In Part II we’ll cover the actual HDR Pro workflow for the same set of images, over at Colortrails.com. I’ll be sure to post here to let everyone know when that’s ready. You can also learn more about shooting and working with HDR images in tips #72-75 in my new book, Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos . I hope you enjoy this first installment!
-Dan
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Photoshop CS5 And Lightroom 3 works through all four of the major Adobe products – Photoshop CS5, Bridge, Camera Raw, and Lightroom 3, and provides a |
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Modules available, allows HDR rendering from single RAW shots without the need for bracketing, and integrates Lightroom 3 support among other features. |
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HDR Efex Pro installs as a 32-bit or 64-bit plugin for Adobe Photoshop CS3 through CS5, Lightroom 2.3 (or later) or Apple Aperture 2.1 (or later) and is |
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looking HDR effect even in single images.' One of the key bug-fixes in the latest version is that for support issues with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3. |
HDR ins & outs, high quality coffee table books, Adobe Lightroom, and slide shows with ProGold. panel discussion on “Is it Graphic Art or Photography?
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