This is why shooting HDR is important - Photoshop Tutorial
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Here is another example why we should make use of HDR when working with contrast rich scenes in Photoshop!
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0:00 Intro
For this HDR photo I wanted to get a nice balance between the highlights and shadows. Most of that was achieved in the camera raw editor but I also used Photoshop to fix a few skewed lines, add some more glow and apply dodging to the highlights of the foreground.
0:19 Merging HDR
1:54 Basic Raw Adjustments
I started by changing the profile to Adobe Landscape for more saturation. Then, I adjusted the white balance giving the whole image a warmer, golden hour look. As the unedited HDR was quite dark, I then started by increasing the exposure and shadows. To control the overexposure, I brought down the highlights. For a dreamy look, I dropped the dehaze and clarity slightly.
4:25 Masking
Using a color range mask, I targeted the blues of the sky and made them slightly darker. I also added a linear gradient above the top part of the image and further brought down the exposure to make the sky look more interesting. For the glow on the right, I used a very big radial gradient and increased the blacks and decreased the dehaze inside of it while also adding an orange tone. Then, using a select subject mask I made the building in the center slightly brighter.
7:43 Color Grading
In the color mixer I brought up the orange and yellow saturation, while dropping the greens. I also slightly raised the blue tones. In the luminance tab I continued by dropping the blue luminance making the sky even darker. For the split toning I made use of a warm color for the highlights and the mid tones
9:10 Sharpening
10:02 Photoshop
Using the warp Transformation I fixed a few skewed lines in the foreground (should have used Perspective warp here tbh). Then, I dodged the highlights of the trees in the foreground using a luminosity mask on an overlay layer and painting over it using a white brush - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I learnt more in that 15 min then any other "Photoshop videos". Thank you. Liked,Commented,Subed,Belled.
Thank you so much!
Awesome work as always. You made me think about buying Color Efex 4. I used back in the day before Google bought it.
Very good job 👏👍 Nich collection plug-in, where can I download it?
Thank you.
Hi great tutorial, I would like to see you do a tutorial on the TK8 plug in, as you are such a good teacher and I think you would explain it better.
Thank you very much! I will certainly record a video about the tk panel in the future!
Ooo what a great video thanks heh I am just starting so how do you shot the photos to merge them together properly what i mean is like is there a guideline about shutter aperture to make them all fit perfect or is just by eyes it's enough :)???
Thank you for the tutorial 😇 I would like to know about the drone you have used to capture the image 😅
Thanks for commenting! Im using a DJI Air 2S
Pretty good until you started advertising for TK. I don’t use that. I’m not interested in using that. If you’re going to use something like that, you should also tell us what to do using only Lightroom and Photoshop.
Also, I’m not interested in your advertisement of Nik either. How many different plug-ins do you think the average person is willing to buy? I buy Topaz. I used to buy on one, but I stopped because of their incessant frequent marketing. I have purchased Nik in the past. I will not be buying that again either. Stop advertising. Or at least if you’re going to advertise, do it at the end of the video or even at the beginning and then move on.
Im not changing my post processing workflow because people dont have the same plug ins. Im always going to show the complete editing process and that includes 3rd party plug ins. If youre not interested then my videos might not be for you
Nik collection (the older versions which Christian is using) is a free plugin lol. I'm pretty sure there are free luminosity mask plugins as well. Complaining about his video is silly. I would also add that I don't have Photoshop or Lightroom and still find his videos useful because it's the editing process I'm watching for. Isn't that the point?
@@ThePhlogPhotography Appreciate for staying true to your editing workflow 🤗👏🙌 I reiterate that your workflow is my favourite & I learned a lot from your tutorials 👍 Stay blessed, Christian 🙏 #phlogphotography