Video description

With this photography video workshop, master photographer Tony Sweet teaches the art of high dynamic range (HDR) photography, one of the hottest new techniques in digital photography. HDR photography captures a wider dynamic range than traditional photography is able to achieve. The technique uses a series of exposures at varying levels, and combines them with HDR software (Photomatix). The results range from hyperrealism to surrealism. Shot on location at Eastern State Penitentiary, "HDR Photography Made Easy" simplifies the steps of fine-tuning exposures in capture, merging with HDR software, and tone mapping the final image. Ten compositions with a range of tonal challenges are set up, captured, and processed. The program covers traditional, Pseudo HDR, and double-image processing as well as Tony's favorite finishing techniques in Photoshop. "HDR Photography Made Easy" will have you creating your own amazing HDR images in no time.

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Table of Contents

Introduction

HDR (High Dynamic Range Photography) Made Easy: Introduction 00:00:33

1.1 The Cell Block 00:02:35

1.2 Processing The Cell Block 00:20:11

1.3 The Barber Shop 00:02:52

1.4 Processing The Barber Shop 00:09:11

1.5 Capone’s Cell 00:02:16

1.6 Processing Capone’s Cell 00:10:27

1.7 Mixed Light 00:02:24

1.8 Processing Mixed Light 00:08:09

1.9 The Yard 00:02:59

1.10 Processing The Yard 00:08:47

1.11 The Root Cell 00:02:07

1.12 Processing The Root Cell 00:09:53

1.13 The Tower WIndow 00:02:12

1.14 Processing The Tower Window 00:11:58

1.15 Window Light 00:04:07

1.16 Processing Window Light 00:08:28

1.17 The Hall Mirrors 00:02:14

1.18 Processing The Hall Mirrors 00:07:55

1.19 The Chaplains Office 00:01:47

1.20 Processing The Chaplains Office 00:05:33