
Or press Cmd/Ctrl+A to select all 3 bracketed photos. This is why we need HDR.Ĭlick at the tool option in the top an choose Select all. This is the limitation of the cameras sensor or Dynamic Range, which means how much shadow and highlight can be captured in a single photo. You can see that the details are showing in the shadows, but the highlights arecompletly lacking in detail. You can see that the details from the windows, reflections and lamps show though nicely.Ĭlick on the last image which is over exposed by 2ev (exposure values). All that is in the past 🙂Ĭlick on the next image in the film strip. Without HDR, photographers would need to put tinted film on th windows to bring down the brightness, or blast the interiour with lots of light to bring it up to a closer brightmness to outdoors. Is shows some nice detail in the mids, but loses details in the windows and the dark shadows. You will see the photos in the filmstrip. If you choose bridge or even from your finder, it should open in ACR. Select all 3 raw files (make sure to shoot in RAW) and open them in Photoshop Camera RAW (ACR).

(all covered in the advanced HDR tut) Step 1 Use AEB (Auto Exposure bracketing) on your camera to capture the shots and use exposure compensation. We start by shooting multiple photos and bracket between each.
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► 10 free images from Adobe Stock How to make interior photos that show outside detail for Real Estate and architecture photography.įor tips on shooting HDR and a more advanced HDR tutorial Here
