Brighten an Interior Without Blowing the Windows
Balance an interior photo so the room is readable and the windows are not white rectangles, without an HDR look. PHOTO What is blown: [WINDOWS | THE ROOM | BOTH] Flash used: [YES | NO] Outside view: [WORTH KEEPING | A WALL OF ANOTHER BUILDING] Room colors that must not shift: [WOOD, WALLS] PLAN 1) If I have a second exposure, the blend order: base exposure for the room, window exposure painted in with a luminance mask or a simple brush. Align first. 2) If I have one file, recover what is in the raw highlight. If the channel is clipped, say so and do not invent a view. A bright window can stay bright. 3) The HDR failures to avoid: halos around mullions, grey skin if a person is present, walls that glow. 4) Verticals and the order relative to this blend. 5) Export for the listing and the note "no view was added." Do not composite a beach into a city window.
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- •E-commerce product visual polishing
- •Brand media asset workflow enhancement
- •High-end retouching & cinematic grade balancing
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