Photoshop CS5 Top 5: High-dynamic range photography

Whether you want to be subtle or brash, the greatly improved HDR features in Photoshop CS5 are worth a close look. They're the subject of today's Photoshop CS5 Top 5 movie. Watch as Deke McClelland walks you through Photoshop CS5's HDR toning and HDR Pro features.

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[murralsee]

looks like crap. im so sick of these overdone HDR shots. I have done lots of HDR shots but i make it look much more natural

[QaisaraIDRUS]

I feel like shouting, "CAN YOU CUT THE CRAP AND GET WORKING?!!"

[applemac1605]

Pro photographers don't use HDR.



[grudingOyster]

Why could you not just create a duplicate layer in the begning ... and yes voice is so painful that I skip a lots of parts :P

[bienvie]

i cud not finished watching this video, his voice is awfully painful :(

[NosferatuAaacaado]

@murralsee fuck right off

[NosferatuAaacaado]

@stmahlberg greed is going to kill you

[stmahlberg]

@Lynda.com - What I want to know is why am I paying for your service and your giving away lessons? Yes, I know it's not Deke's entire course but it still doesn't make me happy.

[vitejose]

Mmm... just reeks with detail...

[byakusharingan25]

I followed the steps but the prompt screen showed manual ev levels? is there a reason for that?

[byakusharingan25]

@MichaelMartire high dynamic range

[TheGspartan]

@murralsee

With such expertise and skills that are so much more "natural". You mind uploading some of those videos buddy? WE PRAISE YOU!