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HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography - post your HDR
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my first hdr, with my point and shoot camera..don't really know how to do much with hdr except mess with it and see how i like it..
when i take night pictures, i get a lot of dots in the balck sky, i think called GAMMA? anyone know how to get rid of it?
and i just found a prison picture i liked online.
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when i take night pictures, i get a lot of dots in the balck sky, i think called GAMMA? anyone know how to get rid of it?
and i just found a prison picture i liked online.
This is a really nice picture. The colours are very rich. Where was the photo taken?
One note though, it looks a bit tilted to me.
Thanks! This a stitched HDR panorama shot of the San Diego skyline taken across from Coronado. As for the tilt, many of my HDR pics are like that
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my first hdr, with my point and shoot camera..don't really know how to do much with hdr except mess with it and see how i like it..
when i take night pictures, i get a lot of dots in the balck sky, i think called GAMMA? anyone know how to get rid of it?
and i just found a prison picture i liked online.
Do you live in Vegas? I dont know that many tourists that would visit the South Pointe.
I believe you are referring to the 'Noise" not gamma. You "get rid of it" by using a lower ISO when you shoot. Night shots are best with a tripod, that way you can get all the way down to ISO100 and there wont be any motion blur, or softness from camera shake.
I like it because it draws your eye, or attention to the background of the flowers up top, the cabinet below, and the light and shadows on the wall.
That looks nice, it's not overdone like many HDR images are.
Also, I don't think I've ever seen someone put an HDR and non-HDR next to each other like to show the differences. Great job and brilliant idea.
Help with HDR photos!
what would everyone recommend to be the minimum amount of photos for a good looking HDR image?
Btw at what exposure brackets should thay be taken at?
Thanks!!
what would everyone recommend to be the minimum amount of photos for a good looking HDR image?
Btw at what exposure brackets should thay be taken at?
Thanks!!
what would everyone recommend to be the minimum amount of photos for a good looking HDR image?
Btw at what exposure brackets should thay be taken at?
Thanks!!
A minimum of three images are required (Over exposed, under exposed and proper exposure).
As for the exposure compensation settings I always put mine on -2, 0, +2 but it depends on the scene. Ideally you would set the maximum (+EV) so the darkest part of the scene is exposed properly and the minimum (-EV) so the lightest part of the scene is exposed properly and then one in the middle. And then you can always have more exposures in between.
Cool!
Well iv just started doing some HDR stuff.
at first I used just -2,0 and +2.
Today I tried out AEB +1,0,-1 then setting the AEB to +2,0,-2 and then not using the second mid expo.
the results turned out much better! and thats how I got my test Photo in my living room looking the way it is.
Thanks!
Hey guys!
Did this one today!
CANON 1000D - F18, ISO100, 5EXPO EDIT WITH PHOTOMATIX PRO
Let me know what you think!
Did this one today!
CANON 1000D - F18, ISO100, 5EXPO EDIT WITH PHOTOMATIX PRO
Let me know what you think!
Theater of Herod Atticus - Athens, Greece
Handheld from Acropolis, 1 exposure. Tone mapped in Photomatix.
*Technically not a true HDR, but merged using 3 versions of the one exposure: -2, 0, +2
Handheld from Acropolis, 1 exposure. Tone mapped in Photomatix.
*Technically not a true HDR, but merged using 3 versions of the one exposure: -2, 0, +2
Eastern Bus Terminal - Bangkok
Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai) on Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand. Part of a series from the elevated railway stations in Bangkok, electric wires an intentional part of this series, without them it would not be Sukhumvit Road or Bangkok.
Seven exposures, hand held, late afternoon, Nikon D300, 12-24mm Nikkor DX, Adobe Lightroom and Photomatix Pro.
Nikon Digital Photographer - http://nikondp.com
Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai) on Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand. Part of a series from the elevated railway stations in Bangkok, electric wires an intentional part of this series, without them it would not be Sukhumvit Road or Bangkok.
Seven exposures, hand held, late afternoon, Nikon D300, 12-24mm Nikkor DX, Adobe Lightroom and Photomatix Pro.
Nikon Digital Photographer - http://nikondp.com
