HDR photography.
Originally Posted by Anderson
I shoot mostly HDR's. Trey Ratcliff's tutorial helped me out a lot. The best program to use to combine the mulitple photos is Photomatix.
More of my shots on my flickr account: Here
Shoot me a pm if you want any more pointers or what not. The Tutorial
P.S. Photomatix can also use only one shot and generate a hdr shot off of it. Thats how you get a motion shot in hdr, much like the Falken s13 above. They don't cover the range quite as well, but you can get some really good shots with practice.
More of my shots on my flickr account: Here
Shoot me a pm if you want any more pointers or what not. The Tutorial
P.S. Photomatix can also use only one shot and generate a hdr shot off of it. Thats how you get a motion shot in hdr, much like the Falken s13 above. They don't cover the range quite as well, but you can get some really good shots with practice.
When you gonna get your *** back up here and show me how to do some of this with my new camera?
Last edited by AUtigers350z; Apr 25, 2008 at 03:27 PM.
Originally Posted by aznriceball2
is there anyway to apply hdr to past photographs?
Originally Posted by aznriceball2
is there anyway to apply hdr to past photographs?
Originally Posted by UofA350Z
I think Photomatix can make an "HDR" picture using just one image...I only have a demo version, but I think I remember seeing that, or reading it online somewhere.
Took these yesterday. Let me know what you think. I still don't know what the different Photomatix controls do...I just move them around 
Fixed a few things...these are my favorites.
Fixed a few things...these are my favorites.
Last edited by UofA350Z; Apr 28, 2008 at 03:02 PM.
My first attempt.. some things i learned
1. for HDR processing... Photomatix > Photoshop CS2
2. I think the most dramatic shots will be taken at really close to dusk or dawn.. not in mid afternoon like i did..
3. next time i'm going to shoot the HDR photos in RAW mode
1. for HDR processing... Photomatix > Photoshop CS2
2. I think the most dramatic shots will be taken at really close to dusk or dawn.. not in mid afternoon like i did..
3. next time i'm going to shoot the HDR photos in RAW mode
Originally Posted by leemik
My first attempt.. some things i learned
1. for HDR processing... Photomatix > Photoshop CS2
2. I think the most dramatic shots will be taken at really close to dusk or dawn.. not in mid afternoon like i did..
3. next time i'm going to shoot the HDR photos in RAW mode
1. for HDR processing... Photomatix > Photoshop CS2
2. I think the most dramatic shots will be taken at really close to dusk or dawn.. not in mid afternoon like i did..
3. next time i'm going to shoot the HDR photos in RAW mode
P.S: ur Z is my fav
Originally Posted by AUtigers350z
This is a sweet thread. Don't let it die!!!
Here are some more HDR pics that I took today at our Alabama G/Z meet..
Here are some more HDR pics that I took today at our Alabama G/Z meet..
even the cavalier looks good lol great pics
Originally Posted by JDub03
even the cavalier looks good lol great pics
Leemik.. I really like that picture. The best thing about HDR to me is the ability to bring out a great background (sunset, clouds, etc.) and still maintain an awesome looking foreground. Welcome to a new addiction
PS - Why is your gorgeous Z hiding behind that EVO?
