Photoshop simple way to pull out street photos HDR effect

First, open the file.

It's like a trick to let the disappearing thing reappear. Because it was taken in raw format, I am confident that I can get back the details of those lost surfaces, as shown in the concrete operation.

We first handle the exposure of the sky, in the fundamental palette of the tonal option group, we will reduce the visibility, so that the brightness of the sky can be reduced. The brightness of the sky section is then lowered again with the high light correction. Then use the light to increase the brightness of the dark side of the street, because the dark part of the screen is already very dark, black color level does not need to adjust the ①.

Use brightness to improve the details of the shadows on both sides of the street, and don't forget that brightness mainly controls the brightness area. Use contrast to enhance the contrast of the light and shade in the picture, the whole can improve the picture definition ②.

The white Balance option group in the color temperature to the warm direction, to enhance the warm feeling of the picture, these in the color part of the following magic has detailed ③.

Because there are so many details on the street, the sharpness in the preferences group is improved. The original photos in the color is too messy, in order to make the style of processing, so as to reduce the screen color saturation and brightness ④.

The yellow part of the screen is reinforced with a separate tonal pattern, which is described in detail in the color magic that follows.

After processing, an HDR-style piece was born. Everyone can handle the image according to their own ideas, and finally you will understand how these functions affect the brightness of the screen, and thus gradually change these works.

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