HDR attempt

kamikaze · 2007-07-03 01:44:30

:egads: I just figured it was another program.. :LOL: My fault. :D I should have been more concise.

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Jul 3, 2007 | 02:23 PM

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Muz

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Originally Posted by Dark_Sub_Rosa,Jul 4 2007, 08:14 AM

I just figured it was another program..

My fault.

I should have been more concise.

Jul 3, 2007 | 02:47 PM

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good attempt.. it takes some time.. i gave up on them.. and just started being lazy w/ my pics.lol

Jul 3, 2007 | 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JonBoy,Jul 3 2007, 11:21 PM

Muz, that's an awesome shot of Singapore! Amazing!

Thanks JonBoy. I had to reduce it in size to post here of course.

Jul 3, 2007 | 04:00 PM

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man that hurts my eyes.

Jul 3, 2007 | 04:13 PM

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Jul 3, 2007 | 06:57 PM

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Yesterday was my first HDR attempt. I have crappy equipment and I am not sure if I'm doing it right anyway. I didn't set the ISO high. In fact, I think it was set too low. Camera = Canon A85 (it's a powershot

) I used 3 photographs for the pictures with high, medium and low exposure.

Jul 3, 2007 | 11:40 PM

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hmm, looks very clear, but hdr is better for areas of high lighting contrasts. try outside during sunset

Jul 4, 2007 | 04:50 AM

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You need more than 3 pictures, I use around 8 - 10 when doing HDR.

Jul 4, 2007 | 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by MrForgetable,Jul 3 2007, 02:12 AM

the problem with HDR is that it has that obvious "HDR-look" to it. halos are kind of a turn off for me. i think the only time when HDR can really be pulled off decently are in scenic landscapes. but it's better than having a completely dark subject, i suppose.

Not always - you can alter them further to get rid of the HDR-cartoonish-look. You can build HDR's to show off color or to better expose things. I like to make them black and white's. There are many different ways to expose for a HDR, and some give the cartoonish look while others keep the photo looking like it wasn't a HDR.