Home bar

This is a re edit I thought I'd share of a 5 exposure hdr of my home bar where I used the latest option to merge then tone the image as a 32 bit file using the Adobe Camera Raw editor. So far, I've been very satisfied with the results I've been getting using this method.

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Great work, Doc. Not "HDR-ish" at all.

Nice bar, too. Well stocked with whiskeys, it seems. Sweet.

M_Six wrote in post #16512060
Great work, Doc. Not "HDR-ish" at all.

Nice bar, too. Well stocked with whiskeys, it seems. Sweet.

Thanks. This has become my preferred method of merging multiple exposures. I now have PS CC so that has saved me the step of saving the merged file as a 32 bit tif and then opening it in the adobe camera raw editor. I like being able to use acr to adjust highlights and shadows plus all the other adjustments possible before I even open back in Photoshop.

For my home bar, I have scotches on the back shelf, vodkas top right on the shelves with lights and tequilas top left. Whiskeys/rums are bottom shelf. Liqours are also on the back shelf and on the very bottom on the countertop are various mixers, vermouths, etc.

I also have been working with Adobe camera raw 32 bit processing and am liking the results a lot. Your shot is fantastic. Great color.

1hdr4u wrote in post #16526821
I also have been working with Adobe camera raw 32 bit processing and am liking the results a lot. Your shot is fantastic. Great color.

Thanks. It's nice not to have to worry about halos anymore using this method either.

Awesome shot!

The ACR filter in CC is my favorite change. Makes life so much easier.