A video tutorial on processing your HDR images using just Adobe Photoshop tools in order to make them as balanced as possible.

Now I'm sure by now that more than a few of you have stumbled across what is referred to as an HDR photo on the internet at some point - you'll know when you see one...

In this tutorial we will run through the basics of setting up a scene with HDRI lighting.

In this tutorial, I'll show you some great techniques to achieve HDR effects. There are a lot of different techniques out there, but I prefer to use this specific filter called LucisArt. Soon there will be a new and better release called Lucis Pro.

The concept behind this tutorial is simple. To use this technique, you must manually adjust the various “zones” of an image to your liking.

I have seen some fake HDR tutorials for Gimp but I haven't had much luck getting the effect I was looking for.

Maybe you love photos which looks like painting, maybe you hate it. Anyway it can be useful to know, how to do it. This HDR tutorial shows quite easy way to fake HDR foto.

This tutorial will explain one of the hottest new trends in Photography. HDR! Learn how to shoot, merge and tone-map photos to extend the dynamic range and produce those painted looking results. Covers photoshop CS3.

Explore high dynamic range imaging in Photoshop. This Photoshop guide will show you how to photograph for HDR, view 32-bits/channel HDR images, and compress them into 8- or 16-bpc images. More about HDR and Photoshop after the click.

This technique begins in the camera. Using a tripod, take two exposures of the same scene. Expose your first image to capture detail in the highlights. Expose your second image to capture shadow detail.