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Gear -- ch. 2. The fundamentals : exposure & composition -- ch. 3. Time to take some pictures? -- ch. 4. Organization & prep : preblend work -- ch. 5. Blending using Photomatix & SNS-HDR -- ch. 6. Manual blending using simple masks -- ch. 7. Advanced blending using luminance masks -- ch. 8. Final tweaking of merged & tonemapped images -- ch. 9. Converting to black-and-white. 330 $aThe Anti-HDR HDR Photography Book contains everything you'll need to know in order to get the best results from your High Dynamic Range images. Designed for those who want to extend the dynamic range in their work, but are frustrated by over-processed and hyper-saturated images, this book proves that HDR techniques are capable of producing photographs that are both stunning and realistic. In addition to helping you choose the right equipment and settings to optimize your shoot for HDR, the book explains how to use post-processing software to create natural-looking photographs, blend source images with layer masks, and establish an efficient workflow. By teaching you to effectively use all the most important tools of HDR, it will expand the scope of your portfolio and allow you to create images that you never thought were possible. 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