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Nblufire12
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 Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2010 8:44 pm Post subject: How to make these kind of edits in Photoshop? |
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thehermit
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Location: Cheltenham, UK
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The bottom photo looks like a horrid mash of High Pass Sharpening with a hard/soft light blend mode, it could also be USM, either way it's over saturated and has left halos around the trees. As for the first photograph, nice angle, nice lighting and an opportune building. I would also guess that he used bracketed exposures and combined them with HDR. Hope that helps a little, if you want more info. shout back.
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Nblufire12
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So are there tutorials on how to make these pictures look like that in Photoshop?
I would like to test it out! |
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Saphire
Joined: 20 Oct 2010
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Location: Bulgaria
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Hi this is called HDR photography if you take the picture with 3 defferent exposures like -1,0,+1 or -2,0,+2 will be quite simple to do it with merge to HDR command in Photoshop.These pictures also you can make with Fake HDR filter or action in Photoshop if you do not have a RAW file.So waht is the case? In google you can check out HDR and also Fake HDR hope this helps a bit  |
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