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	To install/use Photomatix presets (XMP files) on a Mac, simply copy the XMP files into <code>~/Library/Application Support/Photomatix/Presets</code> and then restart Photomatix. Once you have begun the process of creating an HDR image in Photomatix, and you get to the point where you can select a Photomatix preset, the dropdown menu should be populated with all of the XMP files you added.		To install/use Photomatix presets (XMP files) on a Mac, simply copy the XMP files into <code>~/Library/Application Support/Photomatix/Presets</code> and then restart Photomatix. Once you have begun the process of creating an HDR image in Photomatix, and you get to the point where you can select a Photomatix preset, the dropdown menu should be populated with all of the XMP files you added.

			==Required Software==

			This guide requires Photomatix; optional software includes Photoshop, as well as Picasa and/or Lightroom.

	=The Quick-and-Dirty Outline=		=The Quick-and-Dirty Outline=

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	I am using the Photomatix presets here: http://photo.bruha.net/postprocessing/hdr/collection-of-popular-photomatix-presets/		I am using the Photomatix presets here: http://photo.bruha.net/postprocessing/hdr/collection-of-popular-photomatix-presets/

			A list with other Photomatix presets can be found here: http://photo.bruha.net/postprocessing/hdr/collection-of-popular-photomatix-presets/

	To install/use Photomatix presets (XMP files) on a Mac, simply copy the XMP files into <code>~/Library/Application Support/Photomatix/Presets</code> and then restart Photomatix. Once you have begun the process of creating an HDR image in Photomatix, and you get to the point where you can select a Photomatix preset, the dropdown menu should be populated with all of the XMP files you added.		To install/use Photomatix presets (XMP files) on a Mac, simply copy the XMP files into <code>~/Library/Application Support/Photomatix/Presets</code> and then restart Photomatix. Once you have begun the process of creating an HDR image in Photomatix, and you get to the point where you can select a Photomatix preset, the dropdown menu should be populated with all of the XMP files you added.

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	* Phase 3: Combine		* Phase 3: Combine
	** Combine multiple HDR images (from Photomatix and Lightroom) by putting them in a single Photoshop canvas as multiple layers. Then use brushes to adjust opacity and make various layers shine through from underneath other layers.		** Combine multiple HDR images (from Photomatix and Lightroom) by putting them in a single Photoshop canvas as multiple layers. Then use brushes to adjust opacity and make various layers shine through from underneath other layers.

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=Overview=

I am using the HDR guide here: http://www.stuckincustoms.com/hdr-tutorial/

I am using the Photomatix presets here: http://photo.bruha.net/postprocessing/hdr/collection-of-popular-photomatix-presets/

To install/use Photomatix presets (XMP files) on a Mac, simply copy the XMP files into <code>~/Library/Application Support/Photomatix/Presets</code> and then restart Photomatix. Once you have begun the process of creating an HDR image in Photomatix, and you get to the point where you can select a Photomatix preset, the dropdown menu should be populated with all of the XMP files you added.

=The Quick-and-Dirty Outline=

Basic steps:
* Phase 1: Photomatix
** Take photos
** Load them into Photomatix
** Apply Photomatix presets or your own settings
* Phase 2: Lightroom or Picasa
** Create an HDR-like image in Lightroom/Picasa
* Phase 3: Combine
** Combine multiple HDR images (from Photomatix and Lightroom) by putting them in a single Photoshop canvas as multiple layers. Then use brushes to adjust opacity and make various layers shine through from underneath other layers.