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Secrets to Mastering HDR Photography
- Create Breathtaking HDR Images
210 Page eBook – View Table of Contents - Step by Step Lesson
One Complete Lesson – View Before & After & Exposures - 6 Photoshop Actions
View Actions; One, Two, Three, Four, Five & Six - 30 Photomatix Presets
Tone Mapping Presets – View Presets
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Captain Kimo’s HDR Portrait eBook
- Produce Single Exposure HDR Portraits
eBook with 70 Pages, Guide and 3 Tutorials - Photoshop HDR Portrait Action
Require Topaz Photoshop Plugin Bundle - Photo-Stylize Tutorial
Tutorial for Creating Stylized Photos – View Before & After - Photo-Illustrative Tutorial
Tutorial for Creating Illustrative Photos – View Before & After - Photo-Artistic Tutorial
Tutorial for Creating Artistic Photos – View Before & After - 18 Photomatix Presets
Presets for Tone Mapping Single Exposure RAW
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Captain Kimo’s Photoshop Action
- Photoshop Action by Captain Kimo
Requires Topaz Photoshop Bundle - Simple One Click Play
Simple to Use on Any Image - Step by Step Guide
Easy to follow instruction for using action. - Easy Customization
Layer adjustment makes customization simple.
Photoshop Action Before and After Images Below.
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Creative Texturing by Captain Kimo
This 64 page eBook has three lesson on how to texture your HDR photos. There is also a fourth lesson that will show you how to create your own textures. This eBook includes 100 premium textures for you to use on your own images.
Who are these eBooks for?
If you use Photoshop CS or Elements for processing and would like some killer tips to improve your images… then these eBooks are for you!
- If you need a better understanding of Photomatix Pro and the tone mapping options… then these eBooks are for you!
- If you want to spice up your HDR images using Photoshop…then these eBooks are for you!
- If you have the Topaz Photoshop Bundle and want to learn cool ways to use them… then these eBooks are for you!
- If you’ve ever wondered how I produced any of my photos… then these eBooks are for you!
“If you want a lifetime of knowledge at no extra cost…
then these eBooks are for you!“
Rob Hanson from robhansonphotography.com writes about Captain Kimo and his eBook.
I first encountered Kim “Captain Kimo” Seng by the recommendation of a mutual friend who said that Kim was freely sharing tips and techniques on his website. Sure enough, on one of my first forays to Kim’s site, I picked up several valuable techniques that I still use regularly.
Since then, I’ve been a steady admirer of Kim’s outstanding HDR work and a frequent visitor to his site. I never walk away empty-handed, as Kim keeps putting his work, his ideas, and his personality ‘out there’ for all to see.
Today’s HDR marketplace is packed full of websites, blogs, and tutorials, and amongst these there are a few people who have risen to luminary status within the community. To get to that level, one has to have solid and consistent output, a steady visible presence, and be willing to share information freely with the rest of us. Kim has all three of those qualities.
This ebook is packed with goodies and information that will be useful to novices and more experienced HDR photographers alike. (I was taking notes while reading it.) Unlike some offerings in the marketplace, this ebook ‘over-delivers’ information relative to its affordable price, and that’s the Captain Kimo I’ve come to know. The tutorials are clear and concise, and the photographs are beautiful. In the book, Kim says that he’s always adapting and innovating, seeking to improve his photography. It’s hard to imagine, but if he does, I’m sure he’ll let us know how it’s done, and that’s a beautiful thing in its own right.
-Rob Hanson
robhansonphotography.com
What other shutterbugs and HDR lovers are saying about, “Secrets to Mastering HDR Photography.”
“I highly recommend this eBook. Excellent work on all levels. Information is thorough, user friendly and well written. Use of typefaces is professional. Design and layout is professional, clean, and easy to follow. Also pleasant use of white space.”
-Linda King- Designer/Photographer
palmbeachcreative.com
“Very informative and professional. I think you did a great job and I’m not just saying that.”
-Bruce W.
sunnystatephoto.com
“You have written an exceptional eBook. I have read several books on processing HDR photos but your book has risen to the top. I am recommending it to our photo club as must reading. You should submit it to a publisher.”
-Tom
“Kim, this is so well done!!! I love the amount of detail and step by step information you put into this. I love your dedication!!! It shocked me at first, but in a good way. Love it!”
-Sue
“Truly, I’m VERY impressed. Love the layout and simplicity of the instructions. I’ve read a number of HDR books and your book is super easy to follow, especially for those who are new to this.”
-Tammy
“I have every hard copy book, every ebook and every DVD I could find on HDR and yours is by the far the best I’ve seen. What I like about it most, is the detail and explanation you go into on each step in the final HDR process.”
-Glenn
About the Author
I’ve been post processing images for over a decade. I graduated from the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale receiving Best of Portfolio with a degree in Computer Graphics and Animation. Since 1998 I’ve worked professionally as a graphic artist, web designer and illustrator. Currently, I work as a freelance landscape/travel photographer earning commission through my photos. My blog CaptainKimo.com is dedicated solely to the art of HDR photography. I update this blog regularly with photos, tutorials, articles, and reviews… all of which is related to high dynamic range photography.
Captain Kimo’s Guarantee

GREAT BOOK- THANKS
I have 4 other books on HDR I got more out of your book in 3 hrs, then all of the others combinded.
THANKS
Jerry
Dear Captain Kimo,
I just started the world of HDR photography and my only problem is the Night Shots. I must be doing something wrong. All the night shots that I’m taking, when I transfer them to Photomatix and the software merges them to HDR image the sky appears full of noise. I have tried ISO 100, ISO 6400 and even in Auto but ever time noise appears. Can you help me or tell if you have an e-book that tackles Night HDR Images.
Regards
David Sammut
Hi
This looks like an amzing book and something that would augment my current understanding of HDR! Thanks!
Erik
Kerstenbeck Photographic Art
http://kerstenbeckphotoart.wordpress.com/
Hi, just got your ebook and love it. Question about your actions. I use Photoshop Elements 8 and was wondering if you could provide directions for loading the Captain Kimo Action into Elements 8. I’ve got it in the Documents and Settings>All Users>Application Data>Adobe>Photoshop Elements>8.0>Photo Creations>Photo Effects. In Full Edit it shows up under Effects as just one item instead of a choice of actions. The only thing that happens is a gradient mask and that’s all. How do I get the rest of the actions to come up. Would love to use them. Thanks
Kimo, Awesome book. Like others, I purchased books from other HDR “experts”, and while their images are outstanding and their techniques clearly outstanding, their explanations and writing are something to be desired. Your book covers EVERTHING! I love the section on Halos. that is my biggest problem with HDR, as it is many others as well. I am glad Scott Wyden posted this to facebook! This is by far the best HDR tut book out there. Great job.
Hi Kim,
I’m hooked on HDR photos thanks to your wonderful e-book. I keep going back to it while working in Photomatix and am getting the hang of it thanks to your clear explanations. The one question I do have, though, is about your use of Topaz Clean. I’ve purchased it but come up with weird curls when using it, especially in leaves. What kind of settings do you recommend using with Clean. Love your photos!
Captain Kimo,
Many thanks for a great book and actions. I enjoy your site and your work. Many thanks for sharing with all. Best of Luck! You should publish on a wider scale I have yet to find better on the WEB!!!
Regards,
David
Just purchased your ebooks. Terrific stuff!! I’m a hobbyist (fortunately for me, I have a paying day job} and have limited time to devote to photography, still love it though. Any time I can find tutorials that have an appropriate amount of technique detail are interesting and help me understand how to make better pictures count me in! Your ebooks are one of these for me. Really high quality images, step by step instructions, easy to follow, not overly time consuming; I’ve used these techniques on my photos and…they work!!
PS, I also have Trey Ratcliff’s ebooks on HDR photography, his are well done too, for me, I learned more from your series,
Nice Job!
Hi Kim,
I’ve been waiting for your ebook and very happy to hear it’s now ready. Can’t wait to go through it and learn more from you. Your HDR photos have been very inspiring.
Cheers, Quang
Thank you for putting so much effort into a very well written book. The level of examples you give really sets this book apart from the others I have read on HDR and tone mapping. This is the kind of eBook that I will go out of my way to recommend to those asking about HDR processing because I know people learn best by examples. Photomatix packs a lot of power but its all those sliders and what they actually do that confuses most people and your examples and tips really help to demystify the tool.