RAW Double Process - HDR effect.

[@leibba]

Thank you...so very helpful. Your videos have added a calculation when working with camera raw. Especially liked the vid showing how you decide to shoot from different angles [interior of a home]. Demonstrating so clearly what was the effect of each angle gave me a new perspective of composition. I've only seen 2 of your videos, so eagerly looking forward to following your links.

[@cbtorneros]

You are such an inspirations Gavin. My photography skill have been much improved since I discovered your channel. I don't even have Photoshop but eventually when I do I'm sure I will be watching all of your videos again. Cheer! Oh I'm not English either hahaha.

[@AndrewConway]

Watched it, tried it, Viola, Can't thank you enough.

[@walkera82]

ur the man mr gavin. just watching ur video tutorial improve a lot of my photography and editing skills. tq

[@GavinHoey]

@SpeckyNation Shooting with small apertures (like f22 here) you'll always see more dust. I also have an arctic butterfly brush which I used the day before the shoot... but clearly not well enough :-(

[@musicISlyf1]

this is amazing, such a simple process that makes such a dramatic effect.

[@beppemaniglia]

Ah ah ah, I liked how you kept the very last "click" before the fade-out. Brilliant in photography, brilliant in videos too!

[@Martyboy84]

As an aspiring photographer your videos are so very helpful. Many thanks mate.

[@Mark1Mach2]

Thank you Gavin, I have been looking for information on how to process raw images and do some transformation while at it and this is perfect. I will invest in Photoshop and learning by watching videos like this would make it fun.

[@GavinHoey]

@philbeav More videos are coming including more 15 minute photo challenges. Keep watching :-)

[@szerelmem30]

Love your work Gavin, all your tutorials and advices how to take better pictures they amezing, keep up the good work..

[@Rumpetroll95]

I don't know if you've updated or not by now, but just in case you haven't seen it yet, Camera Raw 6.3 is out. ^_^ Thank you a lot for the tutorial btw. It's very helpful and makes the images look amazing.

[@philbeav]

Nice work Gavin ! Will you be doing some more 15 min challenges soon? These are really good. I think that you should also challenge young Jared polin to also do one of those !

[@97BuckeyeNut]

Great stuff, Gavin. I'm not even a photographer. I just love to see your work :)

[@dakipro]

Excellent video Gavin! Looking forward for more images from you, great tip!

[@EricRenno]

@Pjuker What halos? Looks great to me.

[@MichaelWarbux]

What a great final photo! I'm glad I'm subbed to this channel!

[@TheEditingResource]

@RemovdSande11 sure it does, just make sure you're using a feathered brush when adjusting the mask.

[@shaun365]

As always, a great tutorial! I noticed the pic you showed at 0:24 has a gold-ish hue on the left side of the pic but we don't see that in the final product at the end of the video. Was the change in hue a result of different processing perhaps or something else?

[@ZacFreeland]

Great video, Gavin. Would this process be effective for landscapes as well?

[@marshamk]

Wow. Excellent explanation. A question though-- Do you tend, in a shot such as this, to overexpose a bit and then bring it back down or underexpose and bring it back up?

[@MrNicko1964]

Really useful information like all Your tutorials. Thanks for sharing them.

[@mark_allgood]

this is the nice one. like it. where did You get those birds image?

[@cambo91]

gav you are a machine! Keep up the good work and keep these photoshop lessons coming please!

[@OptimusHans]

Wow! I've been meaning to try this effect in a while and this tutorial made it seem easy to do. One question, the photo must be in RAW, yes?

[@AdeKingProductions]

The programme is Photoshop CS5 extended I believe. Quite a handy programme.

[@thescreamingid]

bravo Gavin.. well done..

[@shantanudutt]

Great Video as ever. Long time was waiting for one

[@GeryNetron]

Hi Gavin How to create a frame like yours at the end of the video? Because you clicked a few times and the result was perfect.

[@fullofdogshift]

You are doing some excellent work!

[@Mongo401969]

Hi... Can u tell me what photoshop u are using. Thanks dude. Awsum picture by the way

[@JWK35]

@dariusdarius15 adobe camera raw comes with the more modern versions of photoshop (and maybe photoshop elements?)

[@AxilRod72]

Great video as usual Gavin thanks for the tips.

[@Sallybunckle]

Absolutely love this video. Its answered so many questions. Love it love it love it. Thanks :)

[@ExportAli]

@ShawnJeanThomasWolfe Photoshop - when you import a RAW file it opes Adobe Camera Raw, which is a part of Photoshop

[@ho444444ney]

oh .. thank you soooo much Gavin .. that was really helpful .... ur the best ...plz do more of these vids

[@aussiecarol]

And goes to show we can ALL make mistakes and instead of criticising it would be nice to overlook typos and stick to the subject at hand, namely the great tutorial. @ManCamRa, my apologies, it was FreeCrackerHD I was replying to.

[@Amnak08]

what was the thing in photoshop you opened at first to fix the exposure and stuff ??

[@isizinyo]

Thank you so much. Every video I learn something new. Cheers mate

[@zgmzero]

absolutely great! that is exactly i have been trying to learn. thanks

[@miroslawdz]

This was great! You always show me something new :) THX

[@danTES8011]

Fantastic use of Photoshop. Far better than my Auto Exposure Bracketing results

[@walkera82]

@mreinstein48 it say HDR effect bro, u have to do this if u wanna get HDR image.

[@GravityMusician]

Hey,the Photoshop version that you are using has the Camera Raw! The only thing you must do to open this,is to try open an RAW image... ;)

[@Ekk-Dee-Channel]

wow really nice Gavin!!!!!

[@amoreno830]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge... You make me enjoy photography even more.. =0)

[@HunterEdits]

this guy is amazing...

[@Natznatzification]

what version is this photoshop? i can't find the option you where using to brighten the picture at the beginning...

[@evillemonkey]

Great Vid! Can this all be done directly from Photoshop?

[@gfenesx]

why didn't you use the brush tool with less opacity and flow ...???!!!

[@Spaeckli]

sorry, probably you said it in one of your other videos, but i did'nt watch them all so, what programm are u using ? I have adobe lightroom , does it work with this too?

[@franmol01]

fantastic Gavin. thanks.

[@steve64john]

Nice video Gavin

[@max7164]

Wouldn't it have been better to feather the selection to blend the 2 images together?

[@callmemich]

This was really interesting, I will try this next time I go shooting (pictures)

[@hmmartinez26]

Thanks Galvin, great video

[@agiaco1]

I like it besides the birds, thanks Gavin.

[@delmonti]

wow...... now thats damned useful. Marvellous touch with the Birds, I would of discarded that idea as being too difficult to achieve..... now I know its quite easy. Brilliant!

[@swingking338]

HI Gavin, how are you finding the 5dmark2? I'm really impressed with the quality but I feel a bit let down by the focus compared to the 7d

[@HimanshuJangra1]

AMAZING SIR

[@pgice]

another solution is to make a layer and invert it then just paint in the darker sky and leave the rest as it is..just lower the opacity and flow

[@dariusdarius15]

man please tell me...when i can find the camera raw??

[@Virusmannen]

Did you know that this process is easier if you open the raw file as a smart object (by holding shift when clickling Open) and then duplicating the layer, allowing you to edit both layers as real raw files in Camera Raw - still in Photoshop.

[@SpeckyNation]

This was great! I keep a lens pen cleaning kit on me at all times to combat that dust problem ;)

[@PachulizPunk]

Great video!! Thanks Gavin!!

[@manalaliequineartphotograp6156]

Very helpful and easy tutorial.. thanks alot

[@ShawnJeanThomasWolfe]

what programe is that??? its kinda like LIGHTROOM

[@DaStupidFace]

Canon vs Nikon, what are your thoughts?

[@AndrewYianne]

Yes, you can, but it is better if you use RAW files. JPEG's loose quality and pixels become noticeable after a few saves

[@HippyNZ]

way faster to do your RAW settings for first image and hold SHIFT when you hit open, then CTL+J that layer, convert the copy to rusta then re open smart object and chnge raw settings for other layer

[@emorshedy]

Amazing ... Thank you Gavin

[@18banderson]

Gavin, youre like the Bob Ross of photoshopXD Great tutorial!

[@Fa9ooly323]

I really appreciate what you're doing keep it up ;)

[@coquiangel]

can this be done in elements 9?

[@Crocodileofdoom]

Can I process pictures into HDR even without RAW?

[@asedillo1]

Awesome, thanks once again Gavin ^_^

[@xchlppprsx]

@mreinstein48 it is what it is, stick to film or deal with change

[@mandochiko]

Gavin your the man

[@RemovdSande11]

this doesnt work when you have complex formations in your photo like trees :/

[@ScreweyProductions]

its built into Photoshop. you just have to browse in bridge or mini bridge and double click the image.

[@zankar]

now do that for next 300 photos like this to make a very nice album :)

[@jupiterswan1]

And this is why no didgtal photograph will ever be considered a master piece. Nice video though.

[@ianstone3289]

Oh man o man, photoshop has changed in ten years!

[@evilan9el]

I think we all understand: there's art in the capture of the original photo, then there's at of processing. U don't have to do both...

[@reik2006]

thank you so much Gavin ;)

[@grooml]

Thats really usefull,,,,,thanks Gavin..

[@bbarling]

Wow - That's great. Thanks...

[@QuantumApparatus]

How so?

[@Papela123]

is this firs photo ... captured by you ?

[@ogg66o]

Thanks , very useful. Keep up the good work..

[@jamesrdolan]

I do prefer to do this technuique rarther than using preset HDR programs such as Photomatix.

[@Belgianbanshee]

Inspiring!

[@TheKSProduction]

so that means im even more amazing? thanks!!!

[@Dlingz]

OMG i cant watch the video? it's just black and the other videos also do not work :(

[@CasualMaggot]

loved it!

[@mcrhyshammer]

Awesome!

[@scotttaylor8140]

Really helpful, thanks

COOOOOOOOL! great! thanks for your knowledge!!

[@bigallay]

outstanding!

[@bara242]

thank you man