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Copyright © Kim Yoeung Seng
Photoshop HDR Blended with Photomatix

blowing rocks sunrise hdr photoshop 125x83 Photoshop HDR Blended with PhotomatixAfter merging exposures in Photomatix to create my HDR image I felt that this image was too dynamic. I then began to blend the exposures using Photoshop to create a pseudo HDR image. But the Photoshop HDR image lacked details that the Photomatix image had. So I took the Photoshop HDR image and the Photomatix image and blended them together. This technique allowed me to take the best from both images and merged them together. Now I have an image with lots of details but still looks natural.

Processing Technique: 3 exposure HDR merged using Photomatix. Detail enhanced using Topaz Adjust. Noise removed by Topaz DeNoise. Image smoothed using Topaz Simplify. Photo processed with Photoshop CS4.

Camera Used: Canon 5D Mark1

Lens Used: Canon 17-35mm f/2.8L USM

Camera Settings: ISO 200, Shutter Priority, f/2.8 @ 1/200 of a second, AEB +2/0/-2

Processing Time: 60 minutes

Location: Jupiter Island, Jupiter, Florida

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8 Responses to “Photoshop HDR Blended with Photomatix”

  1. Photomatix HDR Blowing RocksThis is really beautiful!

  2. Photomatix HDR Blowing RocksSuperb processing, great shot!

  3. Photomatix HDR Blowing Rocksthis was worth the long hike and the staying up late. lovely tones and you can see under the water


    Seen on your photo stream. (?)

  4. Photomatix HDR Blowing RocksThis amazing image really is In Fine Style
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  5. Photomatix HDR Blowing RocksExcellent HDR here… Love those clouds!

  6. Photomatix HDR Blowing RocksSo much nicer! Love the colors and how my eye is led into the sunset.