Ultimate De-ghosting for HDR Imaging

Step 10: Once the Smar...

In this advanced tutorial, we'll show you how to easily create a single High Dynamic Range image from 63 source files using Photoshop CS3 Extended's Smart Stacks feature!

By Jack Howard Posted July 12, 2007

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Step 10: Once the Smart Stack is processed, examine the resulting image to ensure that it has successful removed the moving elements. If so, Flatten the image under Layer> Flatten, and Save it in a new folder entitled "HDRSourceFiles" with the shutter speed in the file name, in this case: "800Stackresult.jpg." If the Smart Stacking didn't totally erase the moving elements, repeat steps 7, 8 and 9 with a different subset of source images until it works.

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