HDR problems
Dec 1, 2011 22:12:53 #
I have HDR pictures but I cannot save them to JPEG. I have now downloaded a ton of programs but still none will save as JPEG. If someone has any ideas I am open or at least delete these programs. Thank You
The program I am working with is Photomatrix and Irfanview.
The program I am working with is Photomatrix and Irfanview.
Dec 1, 2011 22:51:28 #
Are you outputting in 8bit?
I save as .EXR 32bit and then convert that to JPEG.
Can you be more specific about your workflow problem?
I save as .EXR 32bit and then convert that to JPEG.
Can you be more specific about your workflow problem?
Dec 2, 2011 06:54:43 #
Bigdaver wrote:
Are you outputting in 8bit?
I save as .EXR 32bit and then convert that to JPEG.
Can you be more specific about your workflow problem?
I save as .EXR 32bit and then convert that to JPEG.
Can you be more specific about your workflow problem?
I agree . . . sometimes when working in a program it saves the image as a 16 or 32 bit image which cannot be saved to JPEG.
Dec 2, 2011 09:30:48 #
I use Photomatix as a plug-in to Lightroom 3. I export my bracketed photos into Photomatix and when I am done processing I export them back into Lightroom. Then I can make any further adjustments and save the edited version as a JPEG.
KimParks wrote:
I have HDR pictures but I cannot save them to JPEG. I have now downloaded a ton of programs but still none will save as JPEG. If someone has any ideas I am open or at least delete these programs. Thank You
The program I am working with is Photomatrix and Irfanview.
The program I am working with is Photomatrix and Irfanview.
Dec 2, 2011 10:27:00 #
Yes, to save as jpeg you have to knock it down to an 8 bits/channel
In photoshop: image>mode>8 bits/channel
In photoshop: image>mode>8 bits/channel
Dec 3, 2011 00:44:46 #
KimParks wrote:
I have HDR pictures but I cannot save them to JPEG. I have now downloaded a ton of programs but still none will save as JPEG. If someone has any ideas I am open or at least delete these programs. Thank You
The program I am working with is Photomatrix and Irfanview.
The program I am working with is Photomatrix and Irfanview.
This sounds dumb but quite possibly you aren't flatten the layered image. You cannot save a layered photo to JPEG.
I work with PS and occassionally I run into not being able to save as a JPEG.....only to discover that I haven't flattened the image. This is why my hair line is receding :lol:
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