Full Dynamic Range Tools
Animated Tutorials

Copyright © 2006-2012 Andreas Schömann

 
 
  1. Creating HDR Images
  2. From HDR to LDR
  3. Handling Moving Objects

This page comprises a collection of animated tutorials. To watch the tutorials you need to have the Macromedia Flash Player installed. The animated form is nice as it shows FDRTools in action visually making lengthy textual explanations unnecessary. However, it has a disadvantage too: the resulting presentation file size is quite large compared to an ordinary textual form.

Please note that these tutorials are "snap-shots" in that they always reflect the respective development status. Hence you might encounter slight visual and/or functional differences compared to the latest available FDRTools version. As these differences tend to grow the tutorials will be updated in regular intervals.

1 Creating HDR Images

Shows the basic usage of FDRTools to assemble an HDR image from a bracketed series of digital camera raw images. You will probably find this very easy.

 
  Start the Tutorial (867 KB)

2 From HDR to LDR

Shows how to map the tonal range of an HDR image so that it can be displayed on conventional media like monitor or print.

 
  Start the Tutorial (3,356 KB)

3 Handling Moving Objects

Shows how to cope with moving objects, sometimes also called "ghosts". FDRTools currently offers two methods applicable to moving objects. One of these is explained in the tutorial. The second one will be added soon. Note that this tutorial has a reduced image size in order to keep the file size tolerable.

 
  Start the Tutorial (3,030 KB)

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