I can't get Photoshop HDR to work properly, any tips?
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This is the tutorial I follow that gives me smashing results : http://backingwinds.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-create-professional-hdr-images.html\n\nIf that tutorial doesn't help any, maybe you should try darkening your over-exposed image(s) before starting the process, if it is too over-exposed that might be why your resulting image doesn't look as good as you want it too.
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that is not real just add them some pixels the same as the original picture bu some softwares can change pictures to best are : softcolor and..
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If you have a graphics card, try updating your drivers. If you have an Nvidia card, update through Forceware. If you have an ATI card, update through Catalyst. \n\nXP Service Pack 2 oftens causes images to become blurry through driver conflicts, so try doing a System Restore if you recently put it on.\n\nFor your computers performance, try disabling background applications. To do this, click 'Run' on the start menu, and type 'msconfig'. Go to the Startup and Services tabs and disable as necessary. Be cautious with Services; try Startup first. Then, restart your computer.\n\nMake sure no firewall is blocking any programs. Make sure you only have one firewall.
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GPH? You can't unless you have some sort of a plug-in installed into Photoshop. To be honest w/you I never even heard of this format, and I'm a designer. This may be a program specific format!?
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Try lowering your resolution
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i´ve got v.5.1 so there is a new version. try on microsoft.com or download.com.\nBut i think you would be better of getting photoshop.
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Sometimes that has to do with the amount of "black" there is or isn't on the screen.  Setting the contrast up all the way has a similar effect.  Try going into the menu on your tv and set all the settings to the middle or if possible on "default".
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Try adjusting your display settings in Control Panel.
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Check if there are plug-ins in the CD that hold the application, check in the readme file if you need to install plug ins before installing Photoshop.\n\nAnd make sure you have a geniune copy of it.
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More than likely it's because the video is NTSC encoded and your video card will be set up for PAL.  It usually makes things black and white and hazy.\n\nGet a video converter such as AVS video tools and convert it to PAL.  This should work but will take a while depending on your processor speed.
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When blending two images together, one of the hardest things to get right is the lighting.  I have the feeling you are experiencing problems at a more basic level.  You might want to spend a day learning about every tool in the box, and I recommend especially getting to know your hotkeys for a faster working speed.  \nAfter the tool box, learn how to work your layers, which is so important to understand how to use for a beginner.  These are the fundamentals.  Finally learn all the file, edit, menubar items, and treat yourself at last to the filters.  It is going to be frustrating the first couple weeks, but once you get the hang of it, it's addictively fun.
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I know how to do it in photoshop, maybe there is a similar funtion in PSP.\n\nCreate a new layer over the black and white picture, or over the colored picture.\n\nAdd a layer over it, a special type of layer called 'hue-saturation'.\n\nIf the photo is black and white: color all of the new layer black. This should not affect your drawing. Then color over the eyes in white. Since this in on the hue layer, it won't affect the picture. Click on the layer to modify the hue, and switch the hue to a desired color.\n\nIf the photo is in color, color the hue layer white, and the eyes in black. Again, it will not modify the picture. Click on the layer to edit it and change the saturation to a negative 100. It should be black and white except for the eyes.\n\nBut like I said, this methodology might not work.
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Adobe will be happy to help you, just send an email to their support site.  Or you can download a truly free Photoshop workalike  called PhotoPlus 6 from : http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/PhotoPlus/
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Always make sure that the light is behind the camera, else the auto-exposure will close down, giving you a rubbish result. To cut the jerkiness you may be able to increase the frame rate on setup. Also go to 'Properties' and shift the 'Gamma' this may help.
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in Photoshop, use the layers.....then adjust transparency
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Nothing will fix a "bad" photo but Photoshop may be able to help sharpen it up.  There are tools you can use such as Unsharp Mask which will allow you to sharpen.
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From a distance of greater than 10 feet, not at all. I believe it is the inverse square law as pertaining to sources of light that governs this issue. Try using a faster speed film, like 400-800 speed, or open your f-stop and increase shutter speed. f 5.6 and 1/100 sec shutter has worked for me on night games before.