Removing "Ghosts" in HDR - A Quick Lesson from Rich Harrington

If you’ve shot an HDR, you know that minimizing movement is essential.

Tripod… check.       Steady hands… check.   Wind… DAMN!

One problem that plagues HDR is subtle movement in the scene. That could be clouds, walking people, or branches blowing in the wind. In this quick tip, Rich Harrington shows you how one checkbox can solve your ghosting problems.

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Rich Harrington and RHED Pixel

There are more creative tools for professional photographers today than at any time in the history of photography. The challenge is making sure you're learning from the very best instructors. It's not just about understanding the tools, but being able to tell the story with the greatest impact and efficient use of both your time and your client's.

The SCU video on the home page was done by Rich Harrington and RHED Pixel. They're an outstanding visual communications company based out of Washington D.C.   The expertise Rich Harrington and his team have built into the company will be available to help SCU attendees raise the bar on the quality of their mixed media productions.

As you watch a few examples of RHED Pixel's work, think about how you'd tell your story. How would you tell the story of your company and combine your passion for photography and your skill set, getting the message out in minimal time, while still maintaining the quality of your image and brand?  Better yet, do you have the skill set you need to tell the story of your clients as part of the services you offer?

Meet RHED Pixel and our new Dean of Video/Fusion, Rich Harrington.