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HDR PROJECTS DARKROOM HOW TO
HDR PROJECTS DARKROOM PRO

Don't be too alarmed about the tricky stuff, I'm going to make it real easy for you to understand, and we'll get through that together. It's just like painting is, just like any other art form. It's about expressing yourself as an artist. I'm going to explain things in layman's terms and make it really easy for you to understand, and you're going to be processing your own photos in no time with this. So, you might be asking, "Who is this class for? HDR, it sounds all technical and real high-end, I don't know if I can do this." Yet, this class is designed for beginners and even if you're a little bit more familiar with HDR, I know you'll get some benefit out of it, too, seeing how I work with photos.

HDR PROJECTS DARKROOM HOW TO

Then, I'm going to show you in the computer how to put that all together. There's certain ways that we have to photograph it to make sure we're getting the whole tonal range from the darkest darks to the brightest brights. I'm going to show you how to go out and photograph the scene.

I'm going to talk about that a little bit in this of course. Photography is all about sharing with your own personal vision.

HDR PROJECTS DARKROOM PRO

What I'm going to share with you today is some tips and tricks on using what I think is one of the best HDR software programs out there, and it's Aurora HDR Pro and it's from MacPhun. I've been a professional photographer now for over 26 years, and I specialize in digital imaging.

I'm Matt Suess, and I want to welcome you to this introductory video on HDR photography.

Photo Editing in Lightroom: Make Your Cityscapes Stand Out (Jamal Burger)ġ.

Landscape Photography: Shooting from an Aerial Perspective (Michael Yamashita).

Outdoor Photography: Shooting at Sunset, Sunrise, and Night (Chris Burkard).

Live Photography Workshops and 1-on-1 Instruction.

My portfolio – hopefully some of the photos inspire you to get out there and shoot!.

I'm looking forward to seeing your HDR images! Here are my ghost town HDR photos for inspiration, and a few others I threw in for fun.

Start adding your artistic style to the photo – bright colors, contrast, fine details.

Apply one of the presets (you can go in and tweak the settings to make it your own).

Check your Alignment, Ghost Reduction, and Chromatic Aberration as needed.

Merge your three exposures in Aurora HDR (free trial here).

Post your HDR photos in the Project Gallery. Now comes the fun part! You've seen my process in shooting HDR photos – it's time to share your own. Shoot and share your own artistic HDR photo.