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You're probably the only "lightroom" channel I watch, great presentation and I generally like your results...but mostly because, I thought I knew what I was doing, but using your techniques I have managed to salvage some photos I previously considered "uneditable". I have quite a few where I liked the composition, but could never get them edited in a way that reflected what I saw/felt when I was in the scene. So thank you!
Christian, Thank you so much for your wonderful and brilliant presentation! The tree is treated both in LRC and PS in a fantastic and inspiring way! This is a so beautiful in hues of nature. I learned a lot from you. I just have tried to fix my laptop so that it can open up the raw photos directly, I went to the electronics store from the biggest electronics shop chains in Sweden, to download the software Parallels desktop, but it failed. Then I took my laptop to the store again to ask for service, even the computer expert in the store couldn’t make it. Today’s HDR cloud not be available for me because HDR needs the raw photos. I am wondering if LR can be downloaded in IPad, since my IPad can open the raw photos.
If you merge HDR without Auto setting and then do auto setting in the Basic panel, is that not the same as doing Auto setting in HDR merge? I always thought they lead to the same result. Is that not true?
Hey Mr Möhrle ..... I never get the point why folks like you are struggling with high dynamic range images , like in the example . A big problem is your way how you deal with it , hope other folks understand what I am trying to say . Wrong base profile and using auto is the real crap in the end . Throw away all the ADOBE CRAP .... away and edit from scratch with a linear profile with full control over everything , as long as the image is correctly exposed !!!!!!!!!! Matter of taste , but personally do not like the horrible HDR feel to your image . But we all see things differently Cheers Andreas
