How to create long exposures in bright conditions, without an ND Filter, using Photoshop stacking

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How to create the effect of a long exposure when there is too much light, so you do not have the option to set a 30-40sec or longer shutter speed, and you may not have a 10 stop ND filter available, this video takes you through the steps to use stacking in Photoshop. The image is Tower Bridge on the River Thames in London. If you would like to follow along with the video, you are more than welcome to download the RAW file here :- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1QQw9EvisbNdiAa-7pj0thhtQKB_BfWhb?usp=sharing all I ask is that you respect my copyright, so if you wish to share your version of this images, please give create to myself for the original photograph with @jamiermathlin If you are interested in purchasing Luminar Neo, feel free to use my discount code " JAMIE10 " , you can find the website here :- https://skylum.com/chk/luminar-s?utm_... You can also find more information on my website for my 2024 workshops and sky packs here :- https://jrmathlin.uk/ If you are interested in my works, you can find more information about me and my photography here:- Facebook :- / jrmathlin Instagram :- / jamiemathlin 500PX :- https://500px.com/p/Jamie_R_Mathlin If you have any comments, questions or you would like to get in touch please go to my contact page on my website, best regards Jamie