Post Your Best HDR Photo

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Took this picture back in 2005 with a canon point and shoot, threw it into photoshop and made 2 more copies, one overexposed, and one under, then merged it with photoshop's HDR merge. Need to go back and touch it up, white balance is off. but I found this on my other computer, so when i get home im gunna do some more processing. Enjoy!

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Originally Posted by greggf

Lets see some more from your repertoire!!!

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Well Gregg, sorry to dissapoint you, but my HDR"repertoire" consists of the two photos I think you have already seen and one pseudo-HDR that I smithed from a single photo. However, this coming Thursday I have decided to catch the morning light at the Bosque Del Apache and see if my birds (Sandhills) have arrived in force yet. If light is good, I may work on another HDR as well. Hopefully by Friday I may be able to post another---Looking forward to seeing some of your Italy shots. I visited Rome and Naples in 1990 and those earlier postsof yours brought back some very fond memories for me [;)].


Later,


Bob

Tom, Great photo and great HDR. I love this look and this look is the main reason I got interested in HDR---I call it the "Saturday Evening Post" look. Unfortunately, My HDRs are very normal looking, I haven

I was just trying out a few presets in DxO Optics Pro 6.5 so this is only a one photo HDR, not the fantastic real deal HDRlike all the above but thought I'd post it anyway. Since it's a Post Your Best thread and this is my only ...I guess it's my best, worst and everything in between![:P]

A photo I took in July and have posted before ...


http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4075/...775a086b_z.jpg

One-shot HDR from DxO Optics Pro 6.5 preset on HDR "artistic"


http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4149/...2e1eee1d_z.jpg

Very nice Denise!

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Never done HDR before, as the Photomatix trial brand logos may give away. This is a Pseudo HDR image to be honest, EF-S 10-22mm F/11 1/125ISO 100. The picture is more saturated on my computer too, has more zing to it.

I'm trying to learn Flickr a bit, so I'm uploading a bunch of photos. Here's a recent HDR attempt. Definitely not my best. I planned on making a HDR time-lapse, but my patience ran out after 20 minutes of seeing practically no change at all.



http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5064/...1c958388_z.jpg


5D2 with 24-105 @ 35mm iso-200 f11

I was up in northern Minnesota these last two days on Whitefish Lake near Pine River, it's one of my favorite places to be, and after seeing all of your guys fantastic HDR photos, I figured I'd give them a try. I downloaded Photomatix Pro, and this is what I got.... So here's my first HDR photo.


Canon T1i, Aperture Priority Mode, f/13, ISO 100, shutter speed was variable. Canon 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens. Handheld.





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Thanks for viewing!


Check out comalleyphotography.com for more.


- Chris

<span style="font-size: large;"]These aren't necessarily overly stylistic HDR, obviously, but are processed from 3 bracketed shots each just to pull a little more dynamic range into the landscapes. I prefer to hide my HDR as much as possible....


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<span style="font-size: large;"]First shot is from Waikiki at Sunset. Canon 50D, EF-S 10-22 at ISO 100, f8.0, 2 sec, .5 sec, and 8 sec., respectively.


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<p style="text-align: left;"]<span style="font-size: large;"]This next one is the Maroon Bells at Sunrise, near Aspen, CO. Again, setup is 50D w/ 10-22, this time f9.0 at 1/250, 1/60, and 1/15


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5D2 and 16-35mm II lens.


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