Exposing HDR

11 video lessons
1 hour and 24 minutes of class content
Streaming access on desktop and mobile browsers
100% satisfaction guarantee

After this class you’ll be able to:

Set up your camera to capture HDR
Use Photoshop, Lightroom and Photomatix to develop images
Post-process many details in your images

About RC's class:

Taking pictures can often seem like a compromise. Exposing for a region in a picture means sacrificing another area. HDR Photography is a proven technique that can let you make sure that every part of your picture is cared for and developed for its fullest potential. In this class RC Concepcion will go over what you need to know of your camera to set up for HDR, teach you how to use Photoshop, Lightroom and Photomatix to develop the HDR file, and teach you tricks in Photoshop for post-processing every bit of detail on your images.

Who this class is for:

Anyone interested in learning how to use HDR

Software used:

Adobe Photoshop CC 2019
Adobe Lightroom CC 2019
Photomatix Pro 6

Course Instructor

Rafael "RC" Concepcion

RC is an award-winning photographer, podcast host, educator, and the author of 5 best-selling books on Photoshop®, Lightroom®, HDR, and how to get your images on the web. RC is also the founder of First Shot School, a mentoring academy for photographers and videographers looking for one-on-one instruction.

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Student Reviews

Wayne . Feb 6, 2021

Just what I was looking for. Basics of what HDR is and the basic steps to do it. I do not care yet about making it realistic or not. I can get into advanced features later, but I am strongly leaning towards non-natural, more impressionistic, looks.
Liz F. Jul 29, 2020

It truly doesn't matter if this instructor creates work that looks different from what I like to make. What I got from this course were skills I needed to try something new. (In my case, I watched this before doing some interior photography, knowing I would need to use HDR in Lightroom.) RC teaches you how to set the camera up for bracketing and how HDR software works (in Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.) Apply your own creative aesthetic once you nail down these basics and you'll thank him, too.

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