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Worm324 · 03-04-2008

Thanks Dan

Best,
Jay

spurry · 05-25-2008

hi and thanks for this great tut but could i ask you one thing please you loaded a profile for the grungy look where could i get something like this from please as i have really tried to get the grungy look with out it but failed

so if you could help me i would be great full mark............

Worm324 · 05-25-2008

The profile I created and all it did was put the sliders close to where they needed to be for that image. All you have to do is put the sliders in the same spot to simulate the profile. The trouble is every image is different, so profiles don't work to well from image to image in my experience.

I hope that helps,

Best,
Jay

spurry · 05-25-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Worm324

The profile I created and all it did was put the sliders close to where they needed to be for that image. All you have to do is put the sliders in the same spot to simulate the profile. The trouble is every image is different, so profiles don't work to well from image to image in my experience.

I hope that helps,

Best,
Jay

thanks will give it a go again and see wot goes on..............

cwfilms · 06-09-2008

Jay,
Thanks for all the tutorials, i have read through most of them,.. i do how ever have an audio glitch with your videos.. i am hearing white noise ??

thanks
cw

ohenry · 06-09-2008

Thanks Jay....although our PS flows are a bit different, your tutorial gave me a better understanding of how and what to do with HDR files. I was trying to get them done completely in Photomatix rather than getting the fine adjustments in PS. Now I have a much better idea on how to maximize potential. Great information (and I even picked up a few PS tips on the way!)

Thanks again for your time and efforts

cwfilms · 06-09-2008

Jay
is this "photomatix" the premiere HDR software ?? are there any others ??

cw

Worm324 · 08-02-2008

Sorry for the really delayed replies!! I forget to check thee threads from time to time

CW, The white noise happens on some Mac's and we have not found a solution for the issue unfortunately. Perhaps you can watch them on another PC? Photomati is IMO the best software out there. There are many others such as fdrtools, Dynamic photo and they have different approaches to the tone mapping. Some work better for certain photos, but not others. Photomatix however seems to have enough tools to do the job all the time.

Ohenry, Glad the videos where helpful! It's really cool how the work flows can be so different, yet yield the same result in the end

Best,
Jay

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05-25-2008	#82 (permalink)
spurry Alpaca Posts: 3 CamelKarma: 10 Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Video Tutorial hi and thanks for this great tut but could i ask you one thing please you loaded a profile for the grungy look where could i get something like this from please as i have really tried to get the grungy look with out it but failed so if you could help me i would be great full mark............
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05-25-2008	#83 (permalink)
Worm324 Photocamel Master Location: NY, USA Posts: 7,191 CamelKarma: 5038 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Video Tutorial The profile I created and all it did was put the sliders close to where they needed to be for that image. All you have to do is put the sliders in the same spot to simulate the profile. The trouble is every image is different, so profiles don't work to well from image to image in my experience. I hope that helps, Best, Jay
	__________________ Jason Comments and suggestions always appreciated -Canon 40D, Canon 70-200 f/2.8 L IS, Canon EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS, Canon f/1.8 50mm, Sigma 10-20, Tamron 28-300, 508exII Flash -Canon Rebel XTI My Full Picture Gallery My Photography Portfolio

06-09-2008	#85 (permalink)
cwfilms Vicuna Posts: 95 CamelKarma: 22 Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Video Tutorial Jay, Thanks for all the tutorials, i have read through most of them,.. i do how ever have an audio glitch with your videos.. i am hearing white noise ?? thanks cw
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06-09-2008	#86 (permalink)
ohenry F1 Camel Location: Medford OR Posts: 2,992 CamelKarma: 696 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Video Tutorial Thanks Jay....although our PS flows are a bit different, your tutorial gave me a better understanding of how and what to do with HDR files. I was trying to get them done completely in Photomatix rather than getting the fine adjustments in PS. Now I have a much better idea on how to maximize potential. Great information (and I even picked up a few PS tips on the way!) Thanks again for your time and efforts
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06-09-2008	#87 (permalink)
cwfilms Vicuna Posts: 95 CamelKarma: 22 Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Video Tutorial Jay is this "photomatix" the premiere HDR software ?? are there any others ?? cw
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08-02-2008	#88 (permalink)
Worm324 Photocamel Master Location: NY, USA Posts: 7,191 CamelKarma: 5038 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: HDR Video Tutorial Sorry for the really delayed replies!! I forget to check thee threads from time to time CW, The white noise happens on some Mac's and we have not found a solution for the issue unfortunately. Perhaps you can watch them on another PC? Photomati is IMO the best software out there. There are many others such as fdrtools, Dynamic photo and they have different approaches to the tone mapping. Some work better for certain photos, but not others. Photomatix however seems to have enough tools to do the job all the time. Ohenry, Glad the videos where helpful! It's really cool how the work flows can be so different, yet yield the same result in the end Best, Jay __________________ __________________ Members don't see this ad. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Community, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
	__________________ Jason Comments and suggestions always appreciated -Canon 40D, Canon 70-200 f/2.8 L IS, Canon EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS, Canon f/1.8 50mm, Sigma 10-20, Tamron 28-300, 508exII Flash -Canon Rebel XTI My Full Picture Gallery My Photography Portfolio

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