HDR is not produced in the camera, it is a combination of multiple photos taken at different exposures to bring out the contrast.

Anything that shoots a digital .jpg can make an HDR photo.

 

Personally, I'd rather spend my money (what little I have) on performance mods, rather than slapping some cheap lowering springs on my car just to lose the fender gap. My "steps" are 1) go fast, stop fast, corner fast 2) look good. Until I can afford coilovers that accomplish 1 and 2, I'm leaving the suspension alone.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion... I personally like the surreal look HDR gives, that's what I was going for. HDR can also be used subtly (to the point of being barely noticeable) to bring out detail in an image depending on how you tonemap it.

HDR is a photography technique of combining several different exposures (e.g. a very bright, very dark, and normal image) into one photo. Cameras don't come with HDR. All you really need to make a true HDR photo is a camera that lets you control exposure manually and a tripod, although Auto-Exposure Bracketing (AEB) is helpful since it automatically sets up the camera so you can shoot multiple exposures easily. My camera cost about $400 used.

EDIT: GPWhite beat me to it

Thanks, nice cars. I like miatas, I'm just too damn tall to drive them

The one in my pics is a dark blue-green metallic, but it always ends up looking black.

 

Acutally it is better if you shoot in RAW and have at least 10 exposures to get a nice HDR base to start before tone mapping. Shooting in anything less than 16 bit just isn't the same.

 

ouch!!oops maybe they're all over 40,joke joke joke

 

Cool pics, miata needs a drop like whoa!

 

please enlighten me on why lowering a car is more important than anything else.

 

Nice shots....

 

na i m with you. I dun like the views either.

 

slam is always my first mod, thats just me

 

how do u do hdr shots

im a pretty good with angles and shit, i just wana get the colors better