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First Go at HDR

Here's one I took last night. It's made up of 3 exposures +1,0 -1

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Comments welcome :)

Blackvault
 
Here's one I took last night. It's made up of 3 exposures +1,0 -1

Comments welcome :)

Blackvault

See for me I would look at that image and think it was a fantastic shot but not HDR just goes to show that I look for something much more over the top when looking out for HDR :confused:
 
See for me I would look at that image and think it was a fantastic shot but not HDR just goes to show that I look for something much more over the top when looking out for HDR :confused:

+1 sort of.

I wouldn't say much more over the top but certainly a more defined shadow and highlight than appears in that photo. (and also I'd look to not see photomatix stamped across the final image :p)
 
See for me I would look at that image and think it was a fantastic shot but not HDR just goes to show that I look for something much more over the top when looking out for HDR :confused:

I could have probably used Shadows and Highlights to get some of the information back but I felt at the time that multiable 1 stop handheld exposure shots would be viable.

+1 sort of.

I wouldn't say much more over the top but certainly a more defined shadow and highlight than appears in that photo. (and also I'd look to not see photomatix stamped across the final image :p)

It's because I haven't got round to buying Photomatix.

Also thanks to everyone that loves the shot, it was a purelly off the cuff shot :)

Blackvault
 
I like to keep it surreal :P
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(Also the one in my sig is HDR).

I think HDR is very easy to do badly. And then if it does go well you either fall into the 'looking real' or 'looking fake' camp; both can be great.
 
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