attempt at HDR on the peaks

[Laura]

 

[planetx]

take it you never got my PM???

 

[Laura]

yeh but it didnt work lol

 

[planetx]

hmm strange worked on all my mates?
your pics look ok, but I think you need to tame the HDR process a tad and concentrate more on your exposures at the taking stage.

Make sure to get at least 2 exposures above and below what you deem to be correct exposure.

Photomatix is like a mushroom....=......you feed it s**t it will taste of s**t.

 

[Limca]

very nioce

 

[Leeshez]

 

[Christopher]

tiny offset on the fronts

looks like a FWD drag car in the first pic

 

[theduck]

looks terrible imo, the ghosting/glow ruins them. you need to play with the settings a lot more in the tone mapping. it is possible to produce images that look like genuine photographs while still having the increased dynamic range.

 

[Greeny.]

What happened to your front splitter, looks like milk!

 

[Brown.]

good first attempts!!

 

[jayxx83]

what is hdr :-S

 

[theduck]

High Dynamic Range. HDR is usually used to descibe the process of merging multiple images of different exposure of the same scene together to produce one image that is correctly exposed over the entire frame with no over or under exposed areas

 

[Laura]

What happened to your front splitter, looks like milk!

f**k knows lol
washed the car yesterday then today come out n its like that, its like a greasy residue, though it may have come from the engine or something but nope...

going to have a go a scrubbing it off can only think somethings reacted with the back to black i used on it.

and yeah i dont think the pics are any good lol

 

[R20 CWH]

not a bad attempt tex

 

[planetx]

with duckeatspork on this one

 

[Ali]

Wheels look so out of place. Spk to foxy he seems to have mastered the HDR.

 

[Mwindow]

what the hell is HDR?

 

[Laura]

High Dynamic Range. HDR is usually used to descibe the process of merging multiple images of different exposure of the same scene together to produce one image that is correctly exposed over the entire frame with no over or under exposed areas

 

[Matt_Clio172]

Did you use a tripod? as I didnt on my effort and found it really diffcult too allign them

 

[Beef-Mc]

Good effort.

 

[Laura]

yup used a tripod, i guess the pics dont really lend them selfs all that well