Dynamic Before-and-After

Use the sliders in any of the images below to see the before and the after of the respective image blended into each other. If you are using a tablet PC, simply tap on the image to move the slider to that position. The before image (single exposure straight out of the camera) is always shown on the left and the after image (fully processed final image) is on the right.

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Izmir Harbor (HDR)

This is the before-and-after comparison of "Izmir Harbor (HDR)". On the left side, you see the original 0 EV source photo straight out of the camera. On the right, you see the final image. This image is based on a 6-shot semi-autobracketing series with -3, -2, -1, 0, +1 and +2 EV.

Delicate Enough

This is the before and after of "Delicate Enough" - a macro image that was created from 3 exposures by focus stacking. On the left you see the middle one of the three source photos straight out of the camera. On the right side, you see the final image after focus stacking and post-processing.

Rosanou Abbey  - Meteora (HDR)

This is the before-and-after comparison of "Rosanou Abbey - Meteora (HDR)". On the left, you see the original 0EV source photo straight out of the camera. On the right, you see the final image. It is based on a 6-shot semi-autobracketing series with -3, -2, -1, 0, +1 and +2 EV.

The Marble Hall (HDR)

This is the before-and-after comparison of "The Marble Hall (HDR)". This image is based on a 3-shot autobracketing series with 0, -2 and +2 EV. On the left, you see the original +2EV exposure straight from the camera. On the right, you see the final image after HDR merging and tonemapping in Photomatix and a number of post-processing steps executed in Photoshop.

The Lounge (HDR)

This is the before-and-after comparison of "The Lounge (HDR)". This image is based on a 3-shot auto exposure bracketing series with shutter speeds between 1/200s and 1/13s. At the left, you see the original 0EV exposure straight out of the camera. At right, you see the final image after HDR merging, tonemapping and a number of post-processing steps executed in Photoshop CS5.

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