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I have already done a landscape editing with natural environment and if you want to watch that click here: http://bit.ly/1hK4qrF
This is just a simple video where you will learn how to us camera raw to edit your landscapes and use them create HDR photos even if you don't have multiple exposures of the same photograph.
Then i will show how to mix adjustment layers with raw editing in photoshop to make your colors pop and make the image look super vibrant without losing any kind of details in the shadows or highlights.
I have also shown some really cool tricks to sharpen the image so that looks good without making it very noisy and there are many awesome little things like this in the video. And yes this methods can be used on almost any urban image and if you want you can try it on some natural image for some fun.
In the end HDR depends on a personal choice, some people like to keep it gentle and some like to take full on crazy colors, so also watch tutorials by other people so that you can understand the wide range of this effect and create some really awesome effects of your own.
Plus there are also some tutorials on net that shows you how you can do this just with you DSLR and without taking any help of photoshop so just search and you will find a lot of awesome people teaching you awesome things.
So, I hope you learned something from this photoshop tutorial and as always if you have any questions feel free to ask me in the comments, and have some fun with photoshop :)
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this landscape editing video explains how to recover data from a blown out photograph and also how to make them really vivid and colorful with help of photoshop.
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I keep finding new things to love about Windows Phone on the Nokia Lumia 800. I really ike the deep integration third-party apps can have with the core Windows Phone experience. For example, let's take a look at the app called Thumba Photo Editor. After taking a photo with the camera, you can head to options then tap apps. This will send the photo directly to the app for some photo editing. For the end-user, this makes the third party app feel like a built-in feature.
Thumba Photo Editor comes with more than 70 high-quality adjustments and effects, all very easy to use and can be applied many times you want in photos of any size.
Modify the photo with the operations resize, crop, rotate, flip, instant camera, add colored border or grunge frame, remove red eye, pinch and bloat or mirror.
Make adjustments in the photo with auto contrast, normalize, brightness and contrast, hue and saturation, sharpness, exposure, white balance, shadows and highlights, color balance, colorize, grayscale, multiply, remove noise or posterize.
Try filters and effects like HDR, soften portrait, skin treatment, 3D glasses, Velvia, lomo, cross processing, vignette, black and white, retro, vintage, old photo, tilt-shift, lens flare, pencil sketch, zoom blur and many, many others.
Thumba Photo Editor is only 99 cents at the Marketplace. It's definitely worth it.
