Mastering HDR is list of more advanced tutorials for HDR photography.
Create HDR Panoramas with this online tutorial/ebook. This tutorial will teach you how to make amazing high dynamic range (HDR) panoramic photographs using Photomatix and Photoshop.
Welcome to Captain Kimo’s HDR How-to Guide. This guide is the foundation of my HDR technique, written for the beginner HDR photographer. Below are five essential chapters to get you started. This guide will take you from begin to end of the entire HDR photography process. HDR How-to Guide Thanks for checking out my tutorials. [...]
Create stunning HDR portraits of people using a high dynamic range technique developed specifically for shooting portraits. This is HDR without the grungy look.
HDR Photography involves shooting multiple photos of the same image. But sometimes capturing more than one exposure is impossible. When the subject your photographing is a moving car or a flying bird, there’s no way to photograph more than one shot of the same image. The three photos below is a result of me shooting [...]
If you think HDR stands for High Definition Resolution… that would be a good assumption. If we were talking about TVs, you probably would have been right. But this site isn’t about TVs it’s about photography. And in photography HDR stands for High Dynamic Range.
Chapter Two of Captain Kimo’s HDR How-to Guide In this chapter we will discuss the items you will need to create HDR photographs. You won’t need much… in fact you might already have most of it. Listed below are the three necessary items required. Camera -can’t have a photograph without it. Tripod -the key to [...]
Chapter Three of Captain Kimo’s HDR How-to Guide Setting your camera to shoot HDR might seem daunting at first but I assure you it’s painless. Once you’ve done it a few times it becomes second hand. The trick is understanding how to adjust your exposure. Exposure Your exposure will allow you to adjust how bright [...]
This is Chapter 4 of my HDR How-to Guide and in this chapter we will merge our HDR exposures using Photomatix.
