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As promised a layer mask tute on how to combine two differently adjusted RAW files to create one wonderful shot!
I hope this tute displays OK at the resolution I have uploaded.. let me know if not!
I don't know how this exif data arrived on a PSD file as I haven't used the powershot for 2 years ????
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Make: Canon
Model: Canon PowerShot S3 IS
Shutter Speed: 1/125 second
F Number: F/2.7
Focal Length: 6 mm
Date Picture Taken: May 3, 2008, 2:38:15 AM

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:iconwoopidoo2:
Thanks! Thanks! Thanks! :D

I needed a tutorial like this, I never knew how people did the 'Double raw' technique.

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I only found out a month ago from Kkart!

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:iconmazmoore:
ewwwwwwwwww good stuff. I don't usually shoot raw but going country tomorrow so might try some to try this :D excellent :clap: :clap: :clap:

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:iconyinxy:
Nice tut!
I've been doing thing similar apart from using two files.
Looks like it gives you a much bigger range to compose colours and lighting.
Thanks for sharing it :)

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You can use it to create any two photos using any adjustment and then erase your way back to one photo.. I love it!

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country? Heading out to St George? or just the glasshouse mountains?

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:iconlightningspeedliz:
thanks for this! i've always wanted to try out something like this but never known EXACTLY what to do, you gave some great tips. i'm going to have to try this out if i ever get some decent shots.
:iconlilyas:
I use always RAW format for my photos and I post process them in various ways. Interesting how you do it. That tut should be useful for many people. :D

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I usually prefer to do a bracketed HDR using three (or more) RAWs, when the dynamic range in my camera just doesn't cut it. That's easy to measure when shooting.

Now I just wished I'd have one of those hasselblad H3D with 16 bit sensor... now that would rock. HDR and this kind of techniques are just cheap ugly fixes to flawed sucky 12 or 14 bit sensors :-)

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Canon
Canon PowerShot S3 IS
1/125 second
F/2.7
6 mm
May 3, 2008, 2:38:15 AM

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