HDR Photography – The Complete Workflow
$49.99
What you’ll learn
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What “dynamic range” is in an image and how to overcome your digital camera’s limitations in creating representations of demanding scenes
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How to improve and extend dynamic range in your images
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The best way to take advantage of camera’s overexposure warning feature
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Leveraging your camera’s Auto Bracketing feature
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How to take a properly exposed sequence of digital images for an HDR merge
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Processing and merging the sequence of RAW images into an HDR photo
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Merging and processing an HDR photo in Adobe Camera RAW
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Merging and tone mapping an HDR photo in Photomatix
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Fine tuning your final artwork in Adobe Photoshop
Capturing extremely light and dark areas in a single image for eye-grabbing results is nearly impossible… unless you know advanced shooting and editing techniques to illuminate otherwise obscured details. This hands-on, comprehensive course requires no former knowledge of HDR to create breathtaking representations of even the most demanding scenes. You’ll quickly get a grasp of the complete process, beginning with the camera’s settings through to capturing the HDR sequence, merging and developing the image. You’ll also learn how to take full advantage of the data stored in the RAW files to produce scenes containing vast luminosity range and strong contrast.
Sharpen Your Skills
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Create a Sequence Of Images For HDR Merge
Learn how to shoot a sequence of exposures that will give you the optimum RAW data to create beautiful artwork. Knowing how to combine an HDR merge in post production will give you confidence and peace of mind even when working with demanding lighting conditions.
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Creative Color Grading
Create depth and add impact to your artwork by playing with subtle color combinations. Together we’ll explore the possibilities of beautiful color grading with the Selective Color Adjustment Layer in Photoshop.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to learn how to create amazing HDR photographs
- Anyone who wants to learn how to work with their digital camera in Manual Mode in demanding lighting conditions
- Aspiring photographers who want to improve their photo editing skills
- Anyone who wants to develop artistic skills in fields of creative photo processing
- Anyone who wants to create HDR photographs with Adobe Camera Raw
- Anyone who wants to create HDR photographs with Photomatix
Marius Franzke –
Liked how structured the course was. The part about camera metering ended a bit abrupt but was still educational. Overall, I think the course was a little too long.
Bobbie Smith –
An exceptional course. Clear and concise. Thank you.
Giuliano Cernada –
I loved it! I was taking photos while seeing the videos, stoping at every minute and trying something new. Great amount of knowledge in a little time
Pat Archer –
I have gained so much knowledge that was delivered in an easy to understand format.Thank you Kasia for your excellent tutoring. I am looking forward to enrolling in more of your courses.
Amanda Keys –
Great information but would be nice if we were provided instructions on how to set up bracketing as well as spot metering on our cameras (I Googled it).
Creative Department –
Everything in the lesson is explained very thoroughly and is easy to comprehend. The walkthrough that is done in photoshop is easy to understand if you have a basic skills in the program.
Suzan Corbe –
It was a bit long for me, but the course is good, I learned some new things.
Noelia Lopez –
He aprendido muchas cosas nuevas sobre fotografía y photoshop
Lasitha –
Great course, explanations are very clear and steps are easy to follow
Paweł Czerwiński –
1. The course covers the techniques of HDR production I was looking: how to do it all in manual mode, how to spot for highlights/shadows to get the low and high exposure, then how to get the half-way exposure and finally shoot in AEB. The shutter speed values print-out actually turned out very handy, I’ve prepared my own version 🙂
2. The explanations are step-by-step, very practical and easy to apply when you take your DSLR and practice your first shots for HDR conversion.
3. You’ll also learn how to use software to merge images and it really isn’t complicated. By the way, I’d like to thanks Kasia for negotiating with HDRsoft a huge discount on Photomatix Pro for the participants of this course. I’ve got my license for 25$ instead of 100$ (I sent the certificated of this course and a screenshot of the receipt at support@hdrsoft.com and got my discount code).
Ian Walker –
A very interesting and informative course about the principles HDR Photography and the use of HDR software programmes, all of which is very new to me.
Kirk M Bruni –
I loved this HDR Workflow course due to it being taught more like a college-level course that I would expect at a university. Other courses on Udemy are not like this.