Ultimate De-ghosting for HDR Imaging

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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 20: We're going to save our 32-bit HDR image at this point, as "SmartStackHDR1.hdr" into the "HDRSourceFiles" folder so that we can open this 32-bit file into a couple of different tonemapping programs. Why? You'll see in the upcoming slides.

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