This tutorial was done using the AKVIS HDRFactory plug-in in Adobe Photoshop.
When creating a HDR-image from a series of photos, we increase the dynamic range to maximize realism and detail. This is done using the HDRI tab. But HDR can also be used to create bright and colorful images that look surreal. This can be done using the settings in the HDRI and Adjustment tabs.
Step 1. Open one of the photos in Adobe Photoshop.
Step 2. Start the AKVIS HDRFactory plug-in by selecting Filter -> AKVIS -> HDRFactory from the main menu.
Press in the Control Panel, select the desired images and click Open. The files will be automatically processed using the default settings in the HDRI tab.
Step 3. Adjust the settings to your liking. Some "ghosts" will appear in the resulting image. Get rid of them with the Ghost Removal tool. Click in the Toolbar, and right-click in the image window. Choose the color orange in the dialog window which appears, then paint over the "ghost".
Step 4. Switch to the Adjustment and apply the settings to achieve the desired result.
Step 5. Press to accept the result and return to the graphics editor. Since there was a shift when shooting, the image has got a thin band at the edges during the alignment in HDRI tab. Remove this with the Crop tool.
The result is a very dramatic and expressive picture.
in the Control Panel, select the desired images and click Open. The files will be automatically processed using the default settings in the HDRI tab.
in the Toolbar, and right-click in the image window. Choose the color orange in the dialog window which appears, then paint over the "ghost".
to accept the result and return to the graphics editor. Since there was a shift when shooting, the image has got a thin band at the edges during the alignment in HDRI tab. Remove this with the Crop 
tool.
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