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Impressive HDR Panorama HowToby ~myINQI

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This is the making of Tutorial to my "Horizon" wallpaper.

Some people asked me how I processed my last HDR wallpapers. I made for this people a small tutorial where we learn how to create impressive hdr images with more than one picture (panorama). You need Photoshop CS4 and Photomatix Pro and a Mac for this Lesson. If you use Windows the workflow may vary.

In this tutorial I show the technique with 4 vertical panorama shots with a -2, 0 and +2 exposure. You can create this images with the "auto bracket" key from your DSLR or extract them from your raw images. That makes 12 images with which I will be working. Lets start, have fun with this Tutorial!

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~yuanhuaiyou Mar 6, 2012 Student Photographer

Well done

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~canUfindkou Nov 22, 2009

thanx for puttin' this up... can u others man? i took intro to photo last year but have forgotten how to bracket... this really helps!!!

~canUfindkou Nov 22, 2009

thanx for puttin' this up... can u others man? i took intro to photo last year but have forgotten how to bracket... this really helps!!!

~DuckGoQuak Jul 3, 2009 Student

Your picture/tutorial is very good. I love how it turned out. Where can I get photomatix pro?

~myINQI Jul 17, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Thank you! You can get photomatix here: [link]

*davidwilfred May 7, 2009

Thanks so much for sharing. I love your work.

If I may: when you are processing the individual HDR images, is it necessary to use the same settings in Photomatix Pro for each of the images that will be used in the panorama?

Again, thanks for sharing. People who make tutorials are really generous and enhance the art of the entire community.

~myINQI May 7, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Hi, thank you for your comment!

Yes its necessary to youse the same settings in Photomatix if you create HDR panoramas. Otherwise, the images do not fit, together.

*davidwilfred May 7, 2009

Thanks so much.

*JonnyGoodboy May 7, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

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