Easily Correct Exposure for Overexposed Images with LucisArt 2

Create HDR Effects from a Single Image

Just move the Enhance Detail slider until your image has the level of detail and contrast you prefer. For some LucisArt 3 ED images you will also need to correct the Lucis-processing color shifts, as shown below in the second example.

Example1:


LucisArt 3 ED Image	Original Image
The LucisArt 3 ED image was created by moving the Enhance Detail slider to 83. The LucisArt 3 processing created very few color shifts so they were not removed.
Example 2:

LucisArt 3 ED Image	Original Image
he LucisArt 3 ED image was created by moving the Enhance Detail slider to 83. You can see orange in the shadow on the girl's face. This orange color is removed in the image below.
	The orange color was removed using Photoshop. The LucisArt image was placed on one layer. The original image was placed on the layer directly above. Then blend mode color was selected for the layer with the original image. This assigned the colors from the original image to the image below, which was the LucisArt image. Finally the two layers were merged.
LucisArt 3 ED Image Color Corrected using Photoshop