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PowerRetouche is a professional pack of Photoshop plugins (for Mac and Windows), that will help you solve even the most thorny problems of digital photography. They will also make your life with Photoshop much easier and more enjoyable. In all there are 20 plugins designed each to solve a specific problem or manage a specific task with ease. Some are very extensive, others simple, but all very intuitive to use.
Tutorial - HDR - High Dynamic Range Image Compression
Brighten dark areas and darken lights in high contrast photos. Use it for shadow illumination. Make you photos match what the eye sees in nature by revealing whats hidden in dark areas. Shift the images entire dynamic range or stretch the range to perfect white and black point. Our method does not create halos!
Power Retouche Photoshop plugins are also for Paint Shop Pro, Corel Draw, Illustrator, Fireworks and other graphic software or photo software for photo editing, retouching and restoration (Mac & Win).
Benefits of the plugin - Dynamic Range Compression plugin - Introduction
- llumine shadows without overexposing lights. Dynamic range reduction photoshop plugin.
- Darken lights without darkening shadows.
- Reduce contrast by reducing the dynamic range.
- Master all aspects of dynamic range like offset and white- and blackpoint stretching.
The Dynamic Range Compression plugin works with these image modes (Win and Mac): 8 & 16 bit / channel: RGB, Grayscale, Duotone, Lab, CMYK, Multichannel.
Brightness Editor controls
This is the Dynamic Range plugins control panel at one third size. Click on the photo or the links to the right to see the plugin at full size.
The filter has three groups of controls:
1. Range Compression - darks and lights. photo software image editing photo restoration.
2. Range adjustment - offset and blackpoint. Photo editing plugins photoshop software graphic illustrator plugins paintshop pro.
3. Overall effect and saturation.
Example
The Dynamic range Compression plugin is indispensable for making high contrast photos look like what the scene really looked like when you took the picture. Original is leftmost.
   
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