Ultimate De-ghosting for HDR Imaging

Step 21: Next we're go...

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 21: Next we're going to open the HDR Conversion dialogue box under Image> Mode > 8 bit/Channel. (You can also open this by selecting 16 bit/Channel.) "Local Adaptation" is the best Tonemapper in Adobe Photoshop CS3, but no matter how we push and pull the Toning Curve, we're not satisfied with the results. So we're going to Cancel this operation and open our 32-bit HDR into two other Tonemappers to see if we can't get better results.

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