GrandPa's WorkShop (Explore)

Two HDR Images This is called GrandPa's Workshop, broken toys fixed here. Select the image again to view large and on black. I have entered this in Elements Techniques Monthly Photo Challenge. I took a total of 6 images with my Canon 7D using my tripod. 3 images with doors open 3 images with doors closed Camera and tripod do not move during all images taken I processed each set of three images using Photomatix Pro and Photoshop Elements 10. From six raw images, I ended up with 2 tonemapped tiff images. 1 with doors open, 1 with doors closed. Opening Elements 10, I brought in both tonemapped tiff images. I dragged the doors closed image on top of the doors open image. I created a layer mask, I set my foreground to black, selected my brush tool and began to erase the doors closed revealing the inside of the shop area. Post processing included Topaz Detail, Topaz Adjust 5 and Denoise. I sharpened using Elements 10. Saved as jpeg. My grandson can not wait to get his hands on these tools, to a little 2 1/2 year old this is a candy store, I have to keep this shop locked at all times. I have now created a window for him to see. This technique works really well with hotrods or any vehicle, hood up, hood down. Select HERE to see another example. My Nissan is a far cry from a Hotrod. Select HERE for another view Thank you for looking Blog l Flickriver I Google Plus I Explored Images I RedBubble Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved

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Tool Photos \| Tool Buying Guide Videos GrandPa's WorkShop (Explore) © All Rights Reserved / Steve'53 Photo taken on February 09, 2012 Two HDR Images This is called GrandPa's Workshop, broken toys fixed here. Select the image again to view large and on black. I have entered this in Elements Techniques Monthly Photo Challenge. I took a total of 6 images with my Canon 7D using my tripod. 3 images with doors open 3 images with doors closed Camera and tripod do not move during all images taken I processed each set of three images using Photomatix Pro and Photoshop Elements 10. From six raw images, I ended up with 2 tonemapped tiff images. 1 with doors open, 1 with doors closed. Opening Elements 10, I brought in both tonemapped tiff images. I dragged the doors closed image on top of the doors open image. I created a layer mask, I set my foreground to black, selected my brush tool and began to erase the doors closed revealing the inside of the shop area. Post processing included Topaz Detail, Topaz Adjust 5 and Denoise. I sharpened using Elements 10. Saved as jpeg. My grandson can not wait to get his hands on these tools, to a little 2 1/2 year old this is a candy store, I have to keep this shop locked at all times. I have now created a window for him to see. This technique works really well with hotrods or any vehicle, hood up, hood down. Select HERE to see another example. My Nissan is a far cry from a Hotrod. Select HERE for another view Thank you for looking Blog l Flickriver I Google Plus I Explored Images I RedBubble Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved Related Searches Grandpa Workshop Hdr Layers Elements 10 Tools Dewalt Toolbox Saw Dust Shopdust Pse10 Toys Workbench Bench Wood Papa Reference http://www.flickr.com/photos/42247711@N08/6847912751/ This site uses the Flickr API but is not endorsed or certified by Flickr	Lincoln Contractor Supply tools stolen: Thieves used paper weights and printing paper to hide theft totaling nearly $6,800 - Journal Times Heat Gun applies shrink tube and solder sleeves. - ThomasNet Industrial News Room An online Guide to Hand and power Tools - PRLog (free press release) Give Dad the Gift That Lasts: Snap-on - Yahoo Finance Pushbutton Switch supports foot pedal or hand actuation. - ThomasNet Industrial News Room Listing of Canadian Tool Shops Offers a listing of CyberShopping.ca verified online stores offering tools in Canada; include hand, air and power tools. CyberShopping.ca is Canada's Online Shopping mall of retailers and services.