All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video, we're we talk about Merge two HDR Pro.
So let's go to file and automate.
OK.
And what we're gonna do is choose two or more files from a set of exposure to merge and create a high
dynamic range image.
So let's grab a folder and browse and go to the desktop here and click dogs here.
OK.
And then it's because we checked here.
It's by default checked.
Attempt to automatically align source images here.
OK,
got it.
So the images have to be the same size.
So that's perfect because in a previous lecture in this course, we learned how to resize the images.
So let's go to file open and let's grab the golden retriever.
And I'm going to do automate and we're going to fit image.
So he's 500 by 500.
So let's go to open and do the other image and do file automate fit image.
And now he's 500 by 500.
I mean it.
OK.
And let's make sure he's the same size.
Save them, OK?
Now I'm going to close those out and minimize and go to dogs.
All right.
Click and check the properties of these just to make sure that it's saved.
OK.
So we're 500 by 334.
And this one is
500.
But two eighty one.
OK.
So did not save the way that I wanted.
That's OK.
So let's look at.
All right.
So let's go back in here.
Let's double click on this one.
OK.
Let's right click on Open Him and Photoshop.
And let's do automate and for image.
And let's do 800 by 800.
OK.
And then do image and let's do.
Image size.
OK, so we're eight hundred and let's do eight hundred.
OK, so undo that.
So this is image is it's 534 is the height.
I'm going to copy that.
So let's save that.
Close them out.
File open.
And then let's do it for this little guy.
So I'm going to do image, image size and we're going to do five 30 for him and hit.
OK.
It's going to spume a little bit, but that's OK, because for this example, we just need little to
be the same size.
Some have file automate.
And let's two merge to each chair pro and we're gonna do folder browse desktop dogs.
OK.
Again.
And it still won't work.
Fantastic.
So.
Let's show one more thing here.
I have a better idea.
Let's do file new and we're going to go to photo and we'll just select a landscape and let's do by pixels
so it'll be nine hundred by six hundred hit create and then to file open and open both of these up and
just take control a control see pasted in here and we'll skew him even more to make sure he fits.
There we go.
Like I said, this looks horrible, but it's all right.
I'll control shift ass to save.
I'm going to say this is a Pendry and we'll just save it on the desktop.
So we'll call it untitled one.
That's fine.
And then what I'm going to do is hit delete and we're gonna go grab the golden retriever, control a
control C, control V to paste in there, and then we'll bring them over here just like that.
Control all shift s.
Save it.
As untitled to.
OK.
And control w no control, w control w minimize this.
And then what we're gonna do is we're going to Right.
Click and do re sized.
And I'll grab on Title one and to bring that in here.
Drag that down there.
Go back to Photoshop to file automate and we're going to do merge to age to our pro folder.
Browse desktop resized.
OK.
Run it.
There you go.
Giago.
I said, OK.
And there you go.
Finally work.
We had to do a couple more adjustments than I wanted to do.
But that was just because the images weren't the same size.
And then we ran the other issues.
But now you can see what you can do here.
So we can, you know, edit the image here and do it side by side, which is a really cool thing.
So if I had.
OK.
There you go.
So that's how you merge to HDR Pro.
So thank you so much for watching.
I'll see in the next lecture.