This is just a test of a new video technique I am working on.

Jack Howard, author of "Practical HDRI, 2nd Edition, High Dynamic Range Imaging Using Photoshop CS5 and Other Tools" (©2010, Rocky Nook, inc.) tells the stories behind many of the images used to illustrate the 2nd Edition of his High Dynamic Range Imaging how-to book. The 240-page guide to HDRI for photographers is available now through most online and chain booksellers.

Adobe Photoshop CS4 has some very powerful tools for the HDR photographer, but these workflows are not very well documented. In this 2nd of 2 TechTock screencast tutorials for the Adorama Learning Center, Jack Howard shows a number different ways to Tone Map 32-bit High Dynamic Range images in Adobe Photoshop CS4 and CS4 Extended using Adjustment Layers and other tools and treatments before dropping bit depth. Part 2 of 2. Created by Jack Howard, Director of New & Social Media for Adorama Camera's Learning Center using Screen Mimic software for the Mac.

Adobe Photoshop CS4 has some very powerful tools for the HDR photographer, but these workflows are not very well documented. In this TechTock screencast tutorial for the Adorama Learning Center, Jack Howard shows a different way to Tone Map 32-bit High Dynamic Range images in Adobe Photoshop CS4 using Adjustment Layers and other tools and treatments before applying the Local Adaptation Curves controls when dropping bit depth. Part 1 of 2. Created by Jack Howard, Director of New & Social Media for Adorama Camera's Learning Center using Screen Mimic software for the Mac.