Use Photomerge Exposure in Photoshop Elements 8

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djarmada55 says:

How do I clone a head and face from one image to another?

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CharleneAdobe says:

Instead of taking a photo of a scene multiple times, can I copy an image and adjust the exposure in PSE and then merge the copies?

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ilessing says:

HDR. This technique is called HDR High Dynamic Range and this tutorial is very hard to find if you're looking for HDR rather than Adobe's odd terms. HDR should be in the Tags too.

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sonofgodpics says:

this helped me alot. i was trying to figure this out without this video and i could not.

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FotosByPhultz says:

I like this guys voice.. and he explains things well.. I would like to know why my college professors cant seem to explain things like that.

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By: Phil Hawkins

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Learn how to use the new Photomerge Exposure feature in Photoshop Elements 8 to automatically combine images with different exposures into one perfect image.

EPISODE: Use Photomerge Exposure in Photoshop Elements 8

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SHOW: Learn Photoshop Elements 8 for Windows

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