Overdone HDR

ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
edited April 4, 2009 in Other Cool Shots
Some playing around with photos using HDR, fun as i am bored, nothing much to say.

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2.
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3.
mg8497123tonemappenv2.jpg

Sorry, i forgot to remove the tripod leg from the last shot.

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  • SkippySkippy Registered Users Posts: 12,075 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    Professional wrote:
    Some playing around with photos using HDR, fun as i am bored, nothing much to say.

    Sorry, i forgot to remove the tripod leg from the last shot.

    I love the first one clap.gif and the second one :D

    ...Skippy :D
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  • ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    Skippy wrote:
    I love the first one clap.gif and the second one :D

    ...Skippy :D
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    Thanks!
  • brocotbrocot Registered Users Posts: 165 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    Cool, ...what lens did You use in the 3de one?. To have the tripod on the picture ! It must bi e very wide angle.
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  • ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    brocot wrote:
    Cool, ...what lens did You use in the 3de one?. To have the tripod on the picture ! It must bi e very wide angle.

    Canon EF 16-35L at 16mm
  • nikitynicknikitynick Registered Users Posts: 25 Big grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    looks great, love the tree on the right in the first one
  • ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    nikitynick wrote:
    looks great, love the tree on the right in the first one

    Thanks!
  • Candid ArtsCandid Arts Registered Users Posts: 1,685 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    What software were these done in? They are awesome!thumb.gif
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  • ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    Candid Arts wrote:
    What software were these done in? They are awesome!thumb.gif

    DPP
    Photomatix
    Photoshop
    .... GOOD LUCK thumb.gifD
  • kdogkdog Administrators Posts: 11,681 moderator
    edited April 4, 2009
    Awesome shots, Prof!! bowdown.gif

    Any chance you'd be willing to share a bit about your workflow? You mentioned DPP, Photomatix, PS. Are you processing a RAW photo into multiple bracketed TIFFs that you merge in Photomatix? That's my guess. You can also of course just import a single raw image into Photomatix and tone map that. But then you wouldn't need the DPP on the first step. Or you could be converting the raw to a single TIFF in DPP and importing that into Photomatix. Then when you're done explaining that, if you could elaborate on the settings you used on a couple of those shots above, you'd be a prince of princes. deal.gif

    That's some mighty-fine work there. thumb.gif

    Cheers,
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  • ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    kdog wrote:
    Awesome shots, Prof!! bowdown.gif

    Any chance you'd be willing to share a bit about your workflow? You mentioned DPP, Photomatix, PS. Are you processing a RAW photo into multiple bracketed TIFFs that you merge in Photomatix? That's my guess. You can also of course just import a single raw image into Photomatix and tone map that. But then you wouldn't need the DPP on the first step. Or you could be converting the raw to a single TIFF in DPP and importing that into Photomatix. Then when you're done explaining that, if you could elaborate on the settings you used on a couple of those shots above, you'd be a prince of princes. deal.gif

    That's some mighty-fine work there. thumb.gif

    Cheers,
    -joel

    I can do HDR in Photoshop only as well, even on JPEG shot.
    All ways can work, single or multiple bracketed shots.

    Experiment more and you will get more thumb.gif
  • kdogkdog Administrators Posts: 11,681 moderator
    edited April 4, 2009
    Professional wrote:
    I can do HDR in Photoshop only as well, even on JPEG shot.
    All ways can work, single or multiple bracketed shots.

    Experiment more and you will get more thumb.gif

    Sounds like a tutorial is out of the question. rolleyes1.gif
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  • ProfessionalProfessional Registered Users Posts: 278 Major grins
    edited April 4, 2009
    kdog wrote:
    Sounds like a tutorial is out of the question. rolleyes1.gif

    hehe

    When i will be a pro or get paid for my photos in the future then i will tell you step by step how to get better HDR than mine. :D
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