HDR Photos

[granfire]

http://www.hdrsoft.com/

It was 12:30m last night after an already long weekend,so the details are a bit fuzzy....

You take 3 pictures, one under, one over and one right exposed....merge them with this program and pick the effect you desire....

The clouds look something like what Bob did with the war birds....

I am still reeling from the weekend...800 miles in the truck, plus a few other riveting events...

the effects are stunning, I am about to try it (once I am rested, I'll give the 14 day trial a shot...)

 

[Bob Hubbard]

I love HDR.

 

[granfire]

how do you do it?

 

[Bob Hubbard]

Carefully.

The plane shots are about 3 passes through scripts, combined with high pass overlays, varying levels of opacity and some careful fine tuning to avoid going too far into "neon" mode.

 

[granfire]

Carefully.

The plane shots are about 3 passes through scripts, combined with high pass overlays, varying levels of opacity and some careful fine tuning to avoid going too far into "neon" mode.

:lfao:

I see right there, that's WAY over my head...
I mean like, Photoshop and GIMP over my head!

 

[Carol]

I love HDR but haven't mastered it.

This is as I like to call it....Fake-DR. Simulated HDR but from one single image.
I'd like to shoot the Tilt'n Diner in real HDR this spring.

Click the photo for a larger image:


Tilt'n Diner Version #2 by Sikaranista, on Flickr