What's on the disk?

Intro to HDR 4:16

(HRDI) High Dynamic Range imaging explained. What is HDR and why do we need it?





Faking Split Neutral Density 6:39

Achieving Extended Dynamic Range by using on camera filters. How to achieve the same result in Photoshop.





Masking Layers 12:44

Painting with light and shadow. Use layers and masks to paint your perfect exposure.





Adjustment Layer Masks 7:15

Using the masks that come with adjustment layers for a quick fix.





Pseudo Bracketing 2:33

How to fake a bracketed shot.






Pseudo Masking 5:23

Use a Pseudo bracket image with masks to extend the dynamic range.






Pseudo HDR 3:22

Creating an HDR image from a single RAW file.






Shooting for HDR 4:48

7 tips for shooting HDR images.






Merge to HDR 7:50

Use Photoshop to create true 32-bit HDR images.






Photoshop in 32 Bits 4:02

Photoshop’s a bit different in 32 bit mode. Learn about Photoshop’s 32 bit tools.





Global Operator Modes 8:00

Tone mapping your HDR photos using the first 3 Modes in Photoshop.





Photoshop Local Adaption 12:19

Master the HDR curve and get the very best results from your HDR images






Photoshop 32 bit Adjustments 8:48

Avoid the pitfalls and maximize your results in Photoshop.





Eliminating Ghosting 7:39

A sneaky trick to eliminate ghosting in the 32 bit space.






Photomatix Tone Mapping Overview 9:21

Unleash the powerful Photomatix  tone mapping plug-in for Photoshop.





Extreme Tone Mapping 7:54

Create drop-dead stunning images by tone mapping






Natural Tone Mapping 5:40

Pull the most natural result from your images. Natural looking photos that resemble what you saw the moment you clicked the shutter.




Tone Mapping and Photoshop Workflow 4:40

Use Photomatix Tone Mapping and Photoshop’s tools together for the best results.





Photomatix Pro 3 overview and Batch Processing 7:01

Learn how you can save hours by batch processing your HDR photos. A bonus tour of Photomatix pro. Use the code for a 15% discount.



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With more than 12 years of experience in the design industry, Colin was formerly Senior Editor and Art Director for VOICE magazine. He is a regular columnist for Photoshop User magazine. He also contributes to a number of other graphic art publications and Web sites and has been featured in almost every major design publication and numerous books. Colin’s design work has been recognized with numerous awards, including, Macworld Digital Design and three Guru awards at Photoshop World 2001 and 2002, for his work in both Illustration and Web Design. He’s authored or co-authored more than 18 books on Photoshop and Flash, including How to Wow with Flash (Peachpit Press 2006), the best-selling How to Do Everything with Photoshop CS and CS2 (McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2005) and award-winning Photoshop Most Wanted: Effects and Design Tips (A Press/Friends Of Ed, 2002). Colin is also creator of the Photoshop Secrets Video training series (PhotoshopCD.com). He is in high demand across the United States as a lecturer,training thousands of photographers and graphics professionals across the nation. Colin has consulted for such companies as Adobe Systems, Apple, and Disney ABC Studios.

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