HDR Photography Beginners Guide - How to Create Realistic HDR Photos

Pl mention about to shoot as raw or jepg.

Hi, just found your channel and really enjoy how you present. So you say that the only thing you change to get the bracketing is the shutter speed, how far either side of the camera recommended value? So if it's going to shoot in auto at 1/250 are you going 1/500 and 1/125? Thanks

I just bought a Nikon D5300 for its auto-bracketing feature to make capturing HDR sequence photos easier, in particular landscapes in Utah's canyon country.

Can do all this in LR

I have a question bought aurora ,do you need photoshop to run it or is it a stand alone soft ware
I’m only interested it for hdr
Thank you for a great Video you are truly a pro in every way

Do you have a video for luminar that shows you how to fix blown out windows ❓

I’m really happy that I found your channel because I’m a beginning photographer and I would prefer to learn to edit my own work & Lightroom isn’t easy to use and the customer support is difficult because of the language barrier.

You over edited it. It looked good from the start, just export and save

I think in 35mm film we called this braketing. But we didn't have light room.

This has been very helpful -- thanks. I have owned Aurora for several years but never got beyond using the presets. While having another look, I remembered it can create an HDR from a single RAW, and that it is possible to export iPhone RAW files from iPhoto.

Thanks.

can I just use lightroom to do HDR?

Great Video Anthony
Thanks for mentioning the point where in landscape photography using different aperture values for better capturing the whole scene to be in focus, combining Focus Stacking technique plus HDR .. I am sure lot of beginners would love this

super demo of Aurora HDR

💥Excellent video. Is there a free trial version of Aurora.?? 🤟🏼

EXCELLENT video!

Thanks for making your talet available here, you are one of the few that communicate in a clear and understandable way and with knowleage, well done!

WoW what a great explanation to everyone's problem as beginners, this what I m talking about, thank you pls, can we get intouch ?

Anthony, i like how you’ve slowed your delivery. It makes it easier to follow. Great job.

Thanks

Superb explanation, subscribed. Thx man.

This is literally just a sponsored advertisement disguised as a tutorial

thank you so mch

Thanks for the wonderful video. I appreciate the manner in which you break dn the process into smaller understandable bits with equal value to both the theory n practical editing. 👌

Woow 🔥 thanks!

Is the benefit of Aurora that it uses AI to blend the images while to do the blending in Lightroom/Photoshop you would need to do it manually? Or, is there more to the difference?

Thanks for the video, btw. As others have commented, your style is good, not too simple, not too technical. With the finished images at the end, it would have been cool to see the pre-blends images as well.

very nice tuto !

Why not inside camera HDR option but manual mode? :)

Thanks for the tutorial it’s amazing 🙏

Thank you , thank you, thank you :)

Thank you. I believe I am going to try Arora. I am currently using a different software that I am happy with but you did such a great job explaining how Arora can help me get the end result I am looking for that I am going to give it a try. Thanks again!

TAKE A WALK MATE! AND GO SELL YOUR STUPID SOFTWARE ELSE WERE

Tony, it seems to me that you've overlooked one important thing; it's the tone of the reflection. In nature the reflection is ALWAYS darker than the sky. In your final print the sky is actually a semi-tone darker than the reflection so, to my eye, it looks unbalanced. In all other respects I liked the composition immensely.

Thanks for your efforts.. It helped a lot :)

very informative video...and clearly and simply explained...a great help to a technophobe such as myself!

Great video - gotta kill those power poles, though.

Do you still use Aurora or the latest version of LrC?

Thanks!

Cheers, Ant. Just binge watched this, Aurora HDR and Luminar AI vids. I just bought the 2021 Xmas package. I now feel i have a good understanding of all three (I get Neo too when available in Feb 22) and look forward to making my pictures pop. I only film using a drone it shoots raw and has 5 AEB, pretty sure all photos will be on that setting to give me max flexibility to get it right in post.

Great video

Would I want to use Aurora first before using Illuminar 4 or visa verssa

I bought the package that included Aurora. It looks so grain like and pixelated I can’t figure out why I would want to use Aurora yet but lunar 4 is pretty dope

did you shoot this in RAW? and if so do you keep your images as original after finishing?

Hi Anthony could I just tale 1 Raw photo and then create the photos in different exposures, I need for the HDRs?

Rarely I've watched such a well explained video on yt! Hats off dude!!!

Well done, Anthony. Excellent examples, sequence, pacing, voice, and simplicity (which is very hard to do!).

Nice information...but dude... 3 ads within 7 minutes!!!

Great video. Thank you for making me spend even more money with Skylum!