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First Attempt at HDR
Took these at the House on the Rock today.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3208/...435f4de4_b.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3229/...1711eae7_b.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3176/...869efaeb_b.jpg |
Those are fantastic! You did a really tasteful job of using HDR.
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That second shot is very cool.
What'd you use to put them together? I have Photomatix but I've been too lazy to install it. |
Photoshop CS3.
I tried Photomatix, which is nice for automatic calibration, but in CS3 I had more control over the output. |
I especially like the last one.. or the first one! I can't decide! How do you do HDR?
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You take multiple exposures of the same scene (helps if you have a tripod...I didn't) and combine them using a third party application.
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Great pics! You were out in my neck of the woods, too. I live in Spring Green. your use of HDR really brings out the larger than life feel of that weird roadside attraction.
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This was my third time going there. Since I visited it the first time, I've tried to go every summer.
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Awesome... especially love the second one (and naturally, being a music nerd and all).
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HDR is awesome, I love the way it turns an everyday image into something spectacular.
These shots are beautiful. That's a cool place you were at! I'm tempted to try and make some myself. |
Thanks!
The sky was overcast and it looked like it was about to rain. I like how you can't even tell from those shots. |
Very impressive, and as Will remarked, very tasteful and 'natural', not in any way trying to instantly grab the attention with blunt bursts of color.
I like this explanation very much on the topic of understanding HDR: WikiAnswers - What is HDR photography |
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