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Simulate HDR in Lightroom
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I would have thought they were HDR if you had not mentioned it!!
The first one in particular came out well!
In fact they don't look quite as fake as lots of HDR's you see!
I shall give that a try"
Originally posted 57 months ago.
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Harry Limey (a group admin) edited this topic 57 months ago.
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nice..good job!
Posted 57 months ago.
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Hi: They look really good. It's similar to what you can do by double-processing RAWs into Photoshop, and combining an "expose for the shadows" with an "expose for the highlights" copy. It's a great way to get more dynamic range, as your very nicely done examples show.
The nice thing about "real" HDR (where you're combining a half dozen or more shots into one, as opposed to getting the most out of one) is that it gives you the same advantage, only more so. You might gain 4 stops instead of 1.
Beautiful work, and much less hassle.
Posted 57 months ago.
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I REALLY like what you did! I hope I can do this someday...
Posted 57 months ago.
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the first and third are best!
Posted 57 months ago.
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The second looks really good too. Can this be done with Photoshop Elements 5.0? Is Lightroom compatible?
Posted 57 months ago.
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Lightroom is a standalone program and you can download a free trial: www.adobe.com/products/photoshoplightroom/
Posted 57 months ago.
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Interesting...I wonder if the same thing could be achieved using the RAW conversion sliders (specifically fill light and recovery) in CS3?
Posted 57 months ago.
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it could gotigersif..
adobe PSCS3 ACR one file, done as stated above by OP but.... I also used the Photomatix tone mapping plug in for PS... the shot (this one) wasnt the right one to try this on, the lighting was horrible... but im happy with it now..lol
Posted 57 months ago.
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Thanks for sharing this with us Tbatty. I have tried it out on a few of my own photos and it works well.
Posted 57 months ago.
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I'm not seeing any of the sample shots from Tbatty anymore.
I’ve also recently posted an article on doing HDR in Lightroom. I took a slightly different approach as this method but the results worked out well. If you’re interested, you can also download a photo and preset to see exactly how I did mine.
www.profiphotos.com/blog/en/2008/11/hdr-photos-in-lightro...
Cheers, Markus
Posted 43 months ago.
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