I was thinking about something like this today as i was taking a beautiful picture of a sunset down a local park... but i couldn't get the sky and the rest of the image to match... if i got the lower half of the image to look right the sky would be over exposed and visa versa...
Im really going to have to try this method when im next out with my camera.
what camera do you use to take your photos?
Shamefully im using a Point and shoot camera built into an HTC TyTN II
I was using a Nikon D2x at the time. Now I use a Minolta 5d. That is because I am retired and had to hand it all back. It doesn't matter what you use. It is the end result that counts.
Really good tutorial, thanks
franbeec 3 years ago
Very nice!...And explained without any fuss or procrastination (Americans take heed) Well done again Mr Bell!
lukessummer 3 years ago
I notice that that at the start I state select the Lasso tool. In fact it I should have said the magic wand tool.
REgards
Jim
JimTBell 4 years ago
thank you for your video, very nice. I learnt a few tips for photoshop aswell, thanks Jim.
matt x
mattbling69 4 years ago
Now this is AWESOME...
I was thinking about something like this today as i was taking a beautiful picture of a sunset down a local park... but i couldn't get the sky and the rest of the image to match... if i got the lower half of the image to look right the sky would be over exposed and visa versa...
Im really going to have to try this method when im next out with my camera.
what camera do you use to take your photos?
Shamefully im using a Point and shoot camera built into an HTC TyTN II
Skazzious 4 years ago
I was using a Nikon D2x at the time. Now I use a Minolta 5d. That is because I am retired and had to hand it all back. It doesn't matter what you use. It is the end result that counts.
Jim
JimTBell 4 years ago