Hey guys just let's show you this trick basically it's the back of a camera lens
cover the camera lens cover and the front of the camera cover you can use
the clip together, tight, and you can use these to just stick your memory cards
and so on and so forth, just stick them in there seal it up, all sorted, nice and safe
anyway I've got absolutely nothing to do with today, today is a completely
different issue
what's happening guys Dan Debenham here in this episode we are talking about HDR
photos how to create a HDR photo within Lightroom as you know HDR photo is a
high dynamic range photo so that lots of colours lots of variations of colour
within your photograph let's get in Lightroom let's get to it so once we're
in Lightroom and we've got all our photos imported effectively HDR a image, a
high dynamic range image is a series of photographs can be made up of what of
two three five seven nine whatever number of photographs you need to be
made uo of, but basically they are at different exposure rates so as we can
see from photo number one up here this is very very very underexposed
right through to number nine here which I'm using nine images which is very
overexposed it just goes through different steps effectively I've gone of
two stops for each exposure take the same photograph so what we do is we get
the first photo down here we get the second the last photo so we highlight
them all as you can see they're all highlighted and then we go to photo
photo merge and then HDR and effectively once that's done what it's done you are
pretty much done in effect. Lightroom will compose those photos it will sort
them all Auto align them Auto set them and it will lay them over the top of
each of they're creating a high dynamic range image the best part of this
scenario is that it not only have you shot all these photos in RAW which you
should have you should have been shooting them in RAW but it will output
a HDR image in RAW as well so none of the colour data that you've got is lost
nothing that you nothing is missing and effectively it's just basically compiled
all those images into one image as you can see here I've got settings along the
sides we've got deghost and you can have non, low, medium or high and in effect
what that is is if you've got moving things in your image like cars, birds
trees, clouds etc etc and what not, it way will do is it will try and
auto-align though so that they don't you don't get sort of separate photo looking
ghosting around the edges of each one as we can see it's brought up a preview
of what our image would look like from that I'm happy with it I don't need to
put any ghosting on there so I'm going to stick and I click on merge and
effectively look what that does now in this top left hand corner you'll see it says
creating HDR and it will pop another image into our timeline, effectively
which is the compiled image. Okay once it's done that what we can do is we can
just click on it and go to develop and... boom there you are that's your composed
HDR image at this point now you can just edit as you would normally edit any
image you can just click in there do whatever you need to do you can change
the settings etc etc etc incidentally pro tip if you hold shift and double
click on black and white it will Lightroom will automatically tell you
where it thinks the blacks and whites should be and then from that point on
you can then continue to edit it so you can say yes I want a bit more of this no
I don't want a bit more of that so and so forth just keep it looking how you
want to look it. At that point then you can then add a filter to it so if you
wanted to add a filter such as a Voodoo Lounge or one of the photos and filters
that I've got in years fair enough you could do whatever filters you've got you
could put those on there and that will give you the look that you're looking
for and that's it your photos pretty much done I'm gonna choose on this one I
think I'm going to go with, Thousand Oaks.
Okay so that's it and I hope you did enjoy that
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