In this technique I'll be using this image below:
ORIGINAL IMAGE
The first step that I'm gonna do is sharpening the image.
1. Go to Filter > Convert for Smart Filters.
2. Apply your sharpening (I use Unsharp Mask).
Amount: 200 Radius:4 Thereshold
3.Alt+ Add layer Mask (Black layer mask)
4. Use brush and brush on the part of the image you want to enhance
And I should get this result below.
Original Image using the unsharp mask.
In the image below you'll notice the difference on the edges on the hood is more detailed or more sharpen
And I should get this result below.
Original Image using the unsharp mask.
In the image below you'll notice the difference on the edges on the hood is more detailed or more sharpen
The next step are optional since this will add a HDR looks on your image.
The Following instruction are copied from www.flickr.com/photos/kolneda/2257529395 and I thank KolNedra of flickr.com for sharing this wonderful tips.
The Following instruction are copied from www.flickr.com/photos/kolneda/2257529395 and I thank KolNedra of flickr.com for sharing this wonderful tips.
5. Flatten the image and get ready for HDR Looks
6. We'll call the original layer "ORIGINAL", now duplicate ORIGINAL and place it above that layer. (We'll call this "BLACKWHITE")
7. Change the Blending option of BLACKWHITE to "Overlay"
8. Go to Image > Adjustements > Desaturate (SHIFT + CTRL + U)
9. Now invert BLACKWHITE: Image > Adjustements > Invert (CTRL + I)
10. And add a gaussian Blur to it (Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur) around 40 pixels (This causes the so called 'bleeding' of the edges, tweak the amount to personal likings)
11. Now duplicate ORIGINAL and place it above BLACKWHITE, name this layer "LINEAR_LAYER"
12. Change the blending type of LINEAR_LAYER to "Linear Light"
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