Slowly approaching the end of this 10 part series. Already on number 8 :) .
This is the final photo, open the full post to see the original shot and how it looked in photoshop:
This is what I started with:
Then is how all the layers in Photoshop looked like:
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Hi, can i just ask how did you get the selection you used in your masks? The one you used in the Curves 2, saturation mask etc..
Hi Mike.. I use Luminance masks for that… you can look for instance here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOkRjqm73X8 to see how they are created
Wow thanks for the quick reply!
If you don’t mind I have one last question.. when do you do luminosity masking? after photomatix or when you don’t use photomatix?
I use luminiosity masking instead of photomatix. But you can also use it to finish up a photomatix result. Depends on your preference.