HDR photography.
04-04-2008, 07:41 AM
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So I have been messing around with HDR for the past couple days and I have figured out that it's not all that hard. And like others have said, HDR is what you make it, weather it be extreme or subtle. It's whatever YOU like.
But I have a question, I am using a Cannon XT and using the -2, 0, +2, bracketing. I followed the tutorial in this thread (stuckincustoms.com) and been able to generate some HDR's from just some crappy random shots. But the image is coming out really grainy when converted to HDR via photomatix then Photoshop. What can i do to fix the grainy effect? Thanks, I have been able to benefit a whole lot form this thread.
But I have a question, I am using a Cannon XT and using the -2, 0, +2, bracketing. I followed the tutorial in this thread (stuckincustoms.com) and been able to generate some HDR's from just some crappy random shots. But the image is coming out really grainy when converted to HDR via photomatix then Photoshop. What can i do to fix the grainy effect? Thanks, I have been able to benefit a whole lot form this thread.
04-04-2008, 03:42 PM
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my old sony has bracketing for 3 and i've played in A/M/S modes but one of the pictures will always come out with the same EV as the middle pic. is there something i'm doing wrong? Sony DSC-F717 btw. i've already read the online manual from sony.com. is my old beater camera busted? what setting are you guys using?
04-04-2008, 06:36 PM
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dont mind the dust... those are the 3 i used... I used the Photoshop merge to HDR
I didn't liek the results i got from photomatix
it may look good in poor quality, but it got really fuzzy when it tried to align the images.
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Originally Posted by Hanzo
HDR's are so over done and 95% of the time they look horrible. 