Post Your Best HDR Photo

Recent one this week. 3 exposures, merged with photomatix, and some post processing in CS4. Shot with Canon 7D with 17-55 f/2.8 at 17 mm


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one of my friend's own a salon. This was an HDR I did for them out of 3 exposures with post processing in photomatix and CS4. Shot with Rebel XSi with 18-55 kit lens at 18.


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It's been a while since someone posted on this thread, so I thought I would wake it back up. BTW, Love the artistic feel of the Barber Chair, and the Pier is spectatcular.


Here is one I shot yesterday from my hotel room balcony (had to sneak away from a wedding reception to do it)


7 shot HDR +3,+2,+1,0, -3,-2,-1 EV---Sandia Mountains just before sunset.


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I love this one. I like this form of HDR. It brings out what it really looked like when you were there.

Great shot Bob! Or shots seeing as that is more technically correct. :)

Thanks Dan

Hey Bob....


Great image. ON the bracketing, did you do it manually on tripod?? I am going to take a stab and say you used your new HDR Efex program for it. The mountains and foreground grass have great detail. Fantastic!!

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Originally Posted by greggf

ON the bracketing, did you do it manually on tripod??

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Always a tripod, I am no where near steady enough to do this handheld---If your new at this, watch a couple of the videos on the NIK (HDR EFX) webpage. They are very helpful.


Thanks for the comments and good luck, Look forward to seeing some HDR from you.


Bob

That last shot is awesome, Bob! Really beautiful!


Denise

Thanks Denise

Hey Bob. got a few more I