Read the full story/tutorialOn the surface, the handful of additional functions and features for High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging in Adobe Photoshop CS3 seem like slight incremental upgrades. But taken as a whole, these small improvements add up to a much more powerful HDR experience.
The HDR workflow is still a bit quirky, as there\'s still no dedicated "Tonemap HDR Image" command. But due to a happy accident of trying to pull up the Tonemapper command box with the wrong image active, we discovered that Adobe Photoshop CS3 -- and CS2, for that matter! -- can be used to tonemap a single image.
High Dynamic Range Imaging with Adobe Photoshop CS3
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High Dynamic Range Imaging with Adobe Photoshop CS3
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It's no good meeting the right person too soon or too late.
If I'd live in another time or place...
...my story might have had a very different ending.
High Dynamic Range Imaging with Adobe Photoshop CS3
That is one article I need to go and read....eventhough I don\'t have CS2 or 3...maybe it\'ll work in CS. Can\'t hurt to try. I\'ve been trying to get a decent HDRI result in PhotoMatix, not having the greatest results with it yet, but I refuse to give up-and I want to learn more about tonemapping anyway <img src=\'http://www.killanet.net/forum3/public/s ... igwink.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\';)\' />
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