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Tried some HDR at Japfest

Car  A silver Honda
I used the Dynamic Photo HDR program. Just a small selection, mostly 'pseudo-HDR' but i like them.


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sorry that was a sincere post! Most people seem to HDR photos and think they look the shizzle when to me they look shite. HDR is all about achieving a realistic looking photo, which yours kinda do.
 
Awesome shots! Whats the process...Take one pics and you can do it all on Dynamic Photo HDR?
 
Three pics at different exposures. each 2 stops apart iirc. -2, 0, +2

Aye, i know that bit dan, but somebody said to me you can alter exposure on the one picture. I/e on the likes of photoshop?


you can if you shoot a RAW image, it will give you the ability to make your -2 / +2 exposures but it is better to shot three seperate image.

for more info look at the guide here mate
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=303195


nice shots remedi, perfect amount of HDR just using it bring detail into the sky
 
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Aye, i know that bit dan, but somebody said to me you can alter exposure on the one picture. I/e on the likes of photoshop?


you can if you shoot a RAW image, it will give you the ability to make your -2 / +2 exposures but it is better to shot three seperate image.

for more info look at the guide here mate
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=303195


nice shots remedi, perfect amount of HDR just using it bring detail into the sky


you can cheat it a bit but it's not very accurate...I've done it before...Take one normal photo...make two copies (so you have three pics exactly the same). Leave one as is (0)...put the brightness and contrast up on one (+2) and down on the third (-2)
 
you need some software which basically overlaps the images and gives you various paramaters to edit and give different effects.

the link jungle jim posted explains further..
 
Aye, i know that bit dan, but somebody said to me you can alter exposure on the one picture. I/e on the likes of photoshop?


you can if you shoot a RAW image, it will give you the ability to make your -2 / +2 exposures but it is better to shot three seperate image.

for more info look at the guide here mate
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=303195


nice shots remedi, perfect amount of HDR just using it bring detail into the sky

Cheers..Will drop you a pm when i get lost.
 
Nice pics :)

Shame you didn't have a blue sky, but the HDR on the clouds makes them look quite moody!
 
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