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Old 01-05-2008, 20:43   #12 (permalink)
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Re: Before and After - HDR from a single RAW image

Thanks Dabhand - a quick search in Google produced the following.

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1 - Add a new adjustment layer to the layer you want to create a mask for. [Layer>>New Adjustment Layer>>Levels]

2 - Click OK Without making any changes!

3 - In the layers palette, click and drag the adjustment layer under the layer you want to mask. [Note: Click the left hand icon, because the white one on the right won't allow you to drag!]

4 - Hold down the ALT key and click on the line between the two layers to clip them together. [The mouse will change to a double black circle, and when you release the mouse a small arrow will appear on the left of the upper layer]

5 - Finally you can click onto the mask layer on the right of the Adjustment Layer icon. Now when you paint with a black brush on the main image you will reveal the layer below, white if you want to conceal it again. Use low opacity for subtle effects!!
Will have a fiddle and see if I can blend the two together.
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