Adobe Photoshop CS6 Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks by Lynette Kent

7 Click the Curve tab.
8 Click and drag points
on the curve to adjust
the contrast.
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9 Click OK.
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Photoshop opens a new file
named Untitled_HDR2.
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More Options!
If your images have items in
slightly different positions from one
image to the next, such as moving
foliage, you can click Remove
Ghosts ( changes to ) in the
Merge to HDR Pro dialog box.
Photoshop selects the items with
the best tones and hides the
overlapping areas on the other
images.
Important!
You can output the merged image
as a 32-, 16-, or 8-bit image;
however, only the 32-bit image can
store all the high dynamic range
data. You can convert from 32 bit to
16 or 8 bit after the image has been
merged by clicking Image ➪ Mode
➪ 16 or 8 Bits/Channel and
adjusting the exposure and contrast
for the resulting HDR image.
Did You Know?
For the best results, use original
photo files shot in the RAW format.
When you merge files that have
already been converted from the
original RAW file format, the
resulting merge may not have as
much dynamic range.
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