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How many use Luminosity Masking ?

 
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Oct 12, 2012 11:36 |  #1

After years of doing "flat" looking HDR's, someone just turned me on to Luminosity Masking, and even more impressive was the discovery of Tony Kuyper's site http://www.goodlight.u​s/writing/tutorials.ht​ml (external link).
Its still taking me a bit to figure out and actually use them, but I'm getting there, and what a great effect it has on images. I can't overstate it they really make an image pop.
So how many here actually use them, and are there better sites to explain it more ?


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Oct 12, 2012 13:33 |  #2

In the BLR (Before Light Room) era I used luminousity masks constantly; not for HDR, for tone mapping regular single exposure photos. But that was a couple years ago. Actually the luminousity masking is built in to LR, under the hood.


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Oct 12, 2012 13:51 |  #3

tzalman wrote in post #15113499 (external link)
In the BLR (Before Light Room) era I used luminousity masks constantly; not for HDR, for tone mapping regular single exposure photos. But that was a couple years ago. Actually the luminousity masking is built in to LR, under the hood.

By under the hood I assume you mean into the basic tone sliders?


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Bsmooth wrote in post #15112971 (external link)
After years of doing "flat" looking HDR's, someone just turned me on to Luminosity Masking, and even more impressive was the discovery of Tony Kuyper's site http://www.goodlight.u​s/writing/tutorials.ht​ml (external link).
Its still taking me a bit to figure out and actually use them, but I'm getting there, and what a great effect it has on images. I can't overstate it they really make an image pop.
So how many here actually use them, and are there better sites to explain it more ?

Since I read Tonys Tutorials I really love it. Works much better than LR.




  
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Jan 11, 2013 20:26 |  #5

Bsmooth wrote in post #15112971 (external link)
After years of doing "flat" looking HDR's, someone just turned me on to Luminosity Masking, and even more impressive was the discovery of Tony Kuyper's site http://www.goodlight.u​s/writing/tutorials.ht​ml (external link).
Its still taking me a bit to figure out and actually use them, but I'm getting there, and what a great effect it has on images. I can't overstate it they really make an image pop.
So how many here actually use them, and are there better sites to explain it more ?

I also was glad to find out about luminosity masks. They also can be used to burn and dodge through for wonderful effects. Another site that is worth a look is www.hougaardmalan.com/​blog/category/tutorial​s/ (external link)
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