HDR Pictures

[Darakian]

Not really HDR, but over processed for sure

[nex_73]

Single shot processed, it fits better in this thread...

Telephone pole HDR by NeXur, on Flickr

[4hams]

I took a single raw file and using the viewNX2 software for my camera I adjusted the exposure 1 pt and saved the image. I did this 10 points + and i then did it 10 pts - so i had a total of 21 of the same image with different exposures. Then I used them in photomatix to see what would happen.

[Vinas]

Here's a photo I shot the other day... in tone mapped HDR.

[[XC] leviathan18]

my first HDR


IMG_0148_49_50_fused por ykza.leviathan, en Flickr

[malkiewicz]

Nice

[Weevil]

That would make a good tiltshift. Nice capture.

[Weevil]

I took a single raw file and using the viewNX2 software for my camera I adjusted the exposure 1 pt and saved the image. I did this 10 points + and i then did it 10 pts - so i had a total of 21 of the same image with different exposures. Then I used them in photomatix to see what would happen.

Great colors, nice work. I would straighten it though, but thats just me.

[[XC] leviathan18]

I have no idea how to do tiltshift I know there are some lens used for that, but the technique escapes me.

I kinda like HDR, I will try with some raws I have to see if I can save some pictures with some dynamic range.

two more

the same as the first one, but later in the day

IMG_0166_7_8_fused por ykza.leviathan, en Flickr

other view from my apartment

IMG_0151_2_3_4_5_6_fused por ykza.leviathan, en Flickr

I'm pretty sure my white balance is ok yet my pictures in HDR have like a lower K rating on them, is that normal or I'm doing something wrong in photomatix ?

[4hams]

Thanks Weevil!

Normally I would have straightened the image but i was just fooling with photomatix and really do not know the program.

[tived]

Hi,

You will need a special lens for it, or a view camera (e.g. one of those old cameras with the bellows looking like a hamonica ;-) ) there are some applications that tries to replicate the effect... but, doing it the real way gives you a lot of options in your phtography.

Also do straighten your images before posting - its messy ;-)

I have no idea how to do tiltshift I know there are some lens used for that, but the technique escapes me.

I kinda like HDR, I will try with some raws I have to see if I can save some pictures with some dynamic range.

two more

the same as the first one, but later in the day

IMG_0166_7_8_fused por ykza.leviathan, en Flickr

other view from my apartment

IMG_0151_2_3_4_5_6_fused por ykza.leviathan, en Flickr

I'm pretty sure my white balance is ok yet my pictures in HDR have like a lower K rating on them, is that normal or I'm doing something wrong in photomatix ?

[tived]

Hi 4hams,

Photomatix is alot of trial and more error b4 getting the gribs with it. So just keep at it
It is still probably the best HDR program out there

Henrik

Thanks Weevil!

Normally I would have straightened the image but i was just fooling with photomatix and really do not know the program.

[Darakian]

Not really HDR, but post processed at least.

_MG_4662 by Darakian, on Flickr

[4hams]

This is not HDR but it is certainly post processed.

[Mescalamba]

I would guess its Fractalius blend.. but might be wrong.



My perfectly boring view out of window..

[dqniel]

Avalon Beach Tidal Pool by Damien Seidel, on Flickr

I know I'm bumping an old post, but I just had to say this is beautifully atmospheric.




3 exposures blended in Photomatix then cropped and whatnot in PS

[4hams]

I would guess its Fractalius blend.. but might be wrong.

You are correct. Pretty cool little plugin.

[[XC] leviathan18]

IMG_4139And12more_tonemapped por ykza.leviathan, en Flickr

[nex_73]

Not a fan of to much hdr-effect...

Porsche 911 turbo HDR by NeXur, on Flickr

[tived]

very nice looking, crop a bit tighter so we can see the fine details,it looks very beautiful

Henrik

This is not HDR but it is certainly post processed.

[TheBreezyBB]

Here's one of my best HDR photos.


So-surreal by IB-photography [ Back soon... ], on Flickr

[4hams]

That is just stunning TheBreezyBB!