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PREVENTING BLOWOUT & BURNOUT WHEN INCREASING DYNAMIC RANGEThis is a 3 page PDF, Click on [link] (DOWNLOAD) to Read it or Download it.
To do the Tutorial Yourself, you can get the photo here: NOTE: The actual PDF Download is not all grainy like the Preview above.This Tutorial shows a simple technique for preventing blowout and burnout when you are increasing the Dynamic Range of a photo. This problem in frequent in the post-processing of photographs.

There are often Photos which are too flat, and may even have blowout already present. But when you go to use Photoshop's Levels, Curves, or Contrast, to increase Dynamic Range, the peak highlights blow-out and/or the deep shadows burn-out.

This technique shows you how to isolate peak highlights and deep shadows, so that you can then adjust the rest of the image however you wish.

Description
PREVENTING BLOWOUT & BURNOUT WHEN INCREASING DYNAMIC RANGEThis is a 3 page PDF, Click on [link] (DOWNLOAD) to Read it or Download it.
To do the Tutorial Yourself, you can get the photo here: NOTE: The actual PDF Download is not all grainy like the Preview above.This Tutorial shows a simple technique for preventing blowout and burnout when you are increasing the Dynamic Range of a photo. This problem in frequent in the post-processing of photographs.

There are often Photos which are too flat, and may even have blowout already present. But when you go to use Photoshop's Levels, Curves, or Contrast, to increase Dynamic Range, the peak highlights blow-out and/or the deep shadows burn-out.

This technique shows you how to isolate peak highlights and deep shadows, so that you can then adjust the rest of the image however you wish.