Photoshop CC 32 bit HDR Workflow

Adobe Photoshop CC brought a lot of cool new features to us Photoshop enthusiasts. It also brought a bunch of new changes that make your 32 bit workflow a bit easier.

[robertbascelli]

Best tutorial I have seen yet on this subject. Thank you. Straight and to the point.

[CristiNeagu]

Instead of going to the manual tab to correct lens distortion, you could try the profile tab. It knows how the lens you used distorts an image and what kind of vignetting it produces, and it corrects for that.

[fAcademy]

Thanks Robert! I appreciate the feedback.

[BlakeRudis]

It is a pretty great workflow that yields relatively attractive true to life results. I like it a lot and CC really made it noce to skip the middle man and go straight into ACR.

[fAcademy]

Very cool, I am glad it helped. I do not like Photoshop's HDR Toning, it is best to just skip it altogether!

[littlechuckful]

Great you were a great help. I was puzzled by the tonemapping dialog in to16 bits but not anymore . Simple if you know it exposure and gamma it is.

[xcx]

Hey bro, tnx a lot for this video.
A great, quick all in 1 HDR tutorial.

[janerenyk]

Great tutorial, but for some reason we can't see the thumbnails on the left, nor do we have the capacity to preview. Is there something we are missing?

[tylerbritton]

for some reason I do not have Tone in ACR