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My first try at HDR, let me know what you think!





Sorry for watermarks!

I love em.

Good to see ya back Ho. They look really nice, but a little noisy in some places. Is that a sprinkle of Topaz I see?

im not completely sure what hdr photography is...
is that you taking a screen shot in a game that has high dynamic range,
or is it a real photo with special stuff?

and i do like this allot btw

noscottno wrote:Good to see ya back Ho. They look really nice, but a little noisy in some places. Is that a sprinkle of Topaz I see?

Yeah with HDR it's almost impossible not to get noise.

and just a lil' =/

Cobain wrote:im not completely sure what hdr photography is...
is that you taking a screen shot in a game that has high dynamic range,
or is it a real photo with special stuff?

and i do like this allot btw

HDR (High Dynamic Range) Photography uses 3 images.

One normal exposed photo, one underexposed photo, and one over exposed photo. (all of these taken on a tripod so they are aligned the same)

Then you insert these photos into an HDR Program, such as CS2/3, or Photomatix.

It then generates an HDR Image, then you edit with CS2/3 and done!

In the second picture. Whats going on with the truck on the left? The color seems off.

I like the first one. But the second one is a bit random in brightness.

Lt Slap a ho wrote:

noscottno wrote:Good to see ya back Ho. They look really nice, but a little noisy in some places. Is that a sprinkle of Topaz I see?

Yeah with HDR it's almost impossible not to get noise.

and just a lil' =/

Eh? HDR isn't about making it supersaturated. It's to balance out the lights and darks, you're just oversaturating the picture making it noisy.

I edited some parts of the image. Here it is if you want it.

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z216 ... R_Edit.jpg

It may help you, somehow.

Also, I like them but they are way to over saturated.

Lt Slap a ho wrote:

Cobain wrote:im not completely sure what hdr photography is...
is that you taking a screen shot in a game that has high dynamic range,
or is it a real photo with special stuff?

and i do like this allot btw

HDR (High Dynamic Range) Photography uses 3 images.

One normal exposed photo, one underexposed photo, and one over exposed photo. (all of these taken on a tripod so they are aligned the same)

Then you insert these photos into an HDR Program, such as CS2/3, or Photomatix.

It then generates an HDR Image, then you edit with CS2/3 and done!

oh cool, this is something i want to try.

Regardless of it's a bump, the images have too prevalent halo'ing.