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Lovely shot but I never confused it for HDR.
Still - it's never too late to go back and tweak.
seemed to look better with more saturation
ldmelsa
Executive Member
that second one made all the deference
very nice
very nice
d0b33
Honorary Master
I love HDR, its really fascinating the results you can achieve sometimes.
Yeah - first time I heard about it I knew it was something I'd want to play with.
So far PhotoMatix Pro (ver 3 now out) is my number one pick but they mentioned another (mac only) one called Bracketeer that looks really easy to use.koffiejunkie
Executive Member
Another attempt:
I didn't really plan to make this into an HDR, but with just about everything in the shadows of buildings (I only got into town by around 20:00) and the sky still pretty bight, it's just about impossible to take a picture of anything without blowing out half the image. HDR to the rescue...
I didn't really plan to make this into an HDR, but with just about everything in the shadows of buildings (I only got into town by around 20:00) and the sky still pretty bight, it's just about impossible to take a picture of anything without blowing out half the image. HDR to the rescue...
koffiejunkie
Executive Member
Here is a rather comprehensive tutorial, using Photomatix, in case anyone is interested. I don't like his work though, I think he overdoes it - looks unnatural and cgi-ish.
http://stuckincustoms.com/2006/06/06/548/
http://stuckincustoms.com/2006/06/06/548/
koffiejunkie
Executive Member
High Dynamic Range. Read the articles mentioned - you'll find loads of examples.
i also enjoy some HDR now and again
don't dig the unnatural look, although sometimes it can add to the atmosphere of a pic, like this
have a look at my other attempts here http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=hdr&w=91513118%40N00&s=int
don't dig the unnatural look, although sometimes it can add to the atmosphere of a pic, like this
have a look at my other attempts here http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=hdr&w=91513118%40N00&s=int
i also enjoy some HDR now and again
don't dig the unnatural look, although sometimes it can add to the atmosphere of a pic, like this
have a look at my other attempts here http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=hdr&w=91513118%40N00&s=int
Some really nice shots here.
mercurial
MyBB Legend
Nice.
stix
Expert Member
mercurial
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ldmelsa
Executive Member
HDR sucks big-time ATM
don't flame me - it's not my fault
don't flame me - it's not my fault
I'll ignore the positive comments you've left on some of mine then.
Something interesting for you guys: HDR + time lapse = High Dynamic Time Range
Not too sure, maybe you can make it out.
There is no obvious lens flare on any of the shots but even at +2 the wall was perfectly exposed. The problem is that +2 is the limit on my camera. I only noticed the red flare (If thats what you want to call it) when playing around in photomatix. Some settings made it terrible, others reduced it a little which is what I have done.
Here are the individual shots, check them out and maybe you can diagnose the problem. Have a go at making your own HDR with them if you want, it doesnt bother me.
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