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?!!"

[Fr3shOutThaBox]

i like Skrillex

[dedrick427]

Is this the same logic behind "Pro Photographers don't use Photoshop" that we heard back in the 90's? Or "Pro Photographers don't use digital cameras" we heard in the early 2000's? HDR is an awesome tool. And just like any tool it can be used improperly. Like taking a torque wrench and beating you in the face.

[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?