Blending multiple exposures for real estate photography in Photoshop
Description
Today we are going to work on some real estate photography I just shot for a client. While on location, I used a combination of HDR bracketing techniques along with strobe lights to get the most out of my camera. In this stream, we'll blend those different images together to get some beautiful results.
Blending multiple exposures for real estate photography in Photoshop
Description
Today we are going to work on some real estate photography I just shot for a client. While on location, I used a combination of HDR bracketing techniques along with strobe lights to get the most out of my camera. In this stream, we'll blend those different images together to get some beautiful results.
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My name is Daniel Livingstone and today we are going to be blending multiple exposures inside of Photoshop. So if you're unfamiliar with this process, it involves taking a couple of images set at different exposure levels of the same thing. Usually you're using a tripod to keep the camera as steady and stable as possible, and you're making sure that you're getting an exact copy of all of your images despite changing the settings.
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