Sarapata
Member
Hi folks,
long time ago I was using a tutorial which enabled me to created 1 properly exposed picture from 2 pictures (one overxposed, one underexposed) simulating in this way graduated neutral density filter. All could be done in Photoshop. As I am not able to find this tutorial, would like to ask somebody, who came across with this tutorial to let me know where I could find it.
I remeber it was in a PDF file and one had to use some layers created from those two pictures which enabled the picture not to be only horizontaly or verticaly split in 2 diferently exposed parts, but it could be quite unequally divided, and still one could get a nice picture.
Thanks for your help in advance.
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daniel.
long time ago I was using a tutorial which enabled me to created 1 properly exposed picture from 2 pictures (one overxposed, one underexposed) simulating in this way graduated neutral density filter. All could be done in Photoshop. As I am not able to find this tutorial, would like to ask somebody, who came across with this tutorial to let me know where I could find it.
I remeber it was in a PDF file and one had to use some layers created from those two pictures which enabled the picture not to be only horizontaly or verticaly split in 2 diferently exposed parts, but it could be quite unequally divided, and still one could get a nice picture.
Thanks for your help in advance.
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daniel.
