How about posting your HDR images?

wud

wud

Senior Member
I agree, I would love to figure out how to do HDR without it looking so "edited". But so far, no ;)

HDR with 5 exposures, 1 stop between
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Just 1 of the images, roughly edited normal way

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Rick M

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wud said:
Lol, you are right. Its just me, who hasnt really figured out how to use that HDR PS program yet, I find it very hard NOT to get it looking like HDR.
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Me too, i still go overboard. However, I process to print which tends to tone down the final product.
 
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Rick M

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A single exposure "simulated" HDR through Photomatix light,

"The Rock"


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​Tonemapping a single shot seems to work good where no sky is involved
 
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Lscha

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It just occurred to me that I have not yet taken advantage of the bracketing feature on my D7000 for HDR. DOH! I'm still snapping, adjusting, and snapping. I gotta hit the manual again! :rolleyes:

The other thread is closed.....:highly_amused:
 
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Lscha

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Well, I read the bracketing chapter. :D
The infamous 'Barn' done in 8 photo HDR. Not going for realism yet. Too hot to do anything else today.

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mamba17

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My First venture to this amazing world of HDR
All 5 frames NEF files with +/-1 EC on each under/over exposed frames
Thanks for looking
I hope it's not an eye sore

Peterborough at Night
taken at 2130 last Monday


My wife's Orchid


My Wife's Rose


Neighborhood Alley
 
Whiskeyman

Whiskeyman

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After raining most of the day, the sun made an appearance this afternoon. I headed to White Point after supper. These are what I'll post from that.
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