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Originally Posted by Don Burkett
Thanks! i had noticed that myself but wasn't really sure how to fix it, i'm new to photomatix and just trying to learn the ends and outs of it, i will be buying the license soon so that's also good to know about removing the watermarks, thanks again!
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Originally Posted by Don Burkett
Haha small world! I wish I would have gotten into photography before I moved back east. Crystal Lake was a great location. Even if the lake wasn't exaclt "crystal" clear haha.
3 shots at 18mm f/3.5 ISO 400, handheld. Grunge effect in Photomatix appled
Interior of a very, very nice Boss Mustang
Too much HDR? I like it, but very much would like a different opinion
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Did this one over the weekend. I used 1 RAW file and processed it into 5 16 bit TIFF files at 1 EV spacing. I really cranked up the effect for this one because I felt like it added a lot of drama to a somewhat marginal composition :-)
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I'm pretty sure you would get the same effect with photomatrix with just the one RAW file.
Quite a nice effect though.
And the previous car is brilliant!
Not sure if I would call this HDR or not but it is a shot of New River Gorge in West Virginia, processed from one image
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Nice one Joel.
The clouds in the valleys look like they were placed there for this pic :) Feels like soon King Kong's gonna pop outta this dense forest.
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Originally Posted by Joel Bookhammer
I think its classed as "ToneMapped" when its from one image, but my understanding is that if you do it from a RAW file there is additional luminance information that can let you give the impression of a "higher" dynamic range. Either way loving you work! :)
i had this in a lonely thread than never got looked at :'( sniff. Thought i would drop it in to this thread :D, very slight "HDR Effect" just to pull out the highlight and shadow details. 3 Exposures...etc etc, Photomatix...etc.
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Single shot jpg taken on an XTi, 28-105mm @3.5, 30.0s. I enjoy the painted look to the final doc, more than the quality of the photo
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Edit: I meant to say that this image feels somewhat thomas kinkade - ish to me.
Alan KE, i believe i recall your previous post with this car, but seeing as i refrained from commenting then, it looks good i like it :)
Whatsreal, i like it, i have a couple HDR shots myself that don't have the best IQ themselves but they still have a good feel to them, in the end you like it, that's what counts
:-) thx matts, Whatsreal, you could sell that to a chocolate box manufacturer! love it.
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Originally Posted by Alan KE
definitelychocolate box status right there [:D]
thanks guys! I'll go contact giardelli right away!
by the way I like that old car, the light and balance are wonderful.
so my thanks didn't show up initially, so I posted twice again and am trying to think of things to say in the redundant posts!
Whatsreal that is a great shot and edit. I love the warm look!
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Here's a shot I took in July for the Worldwide Photowalk.
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Some HDR shots from my trip to Barcelona :-)
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Sunset over Incheon Airport
5D MkII
EF 17-40 f/4 L
40mm
ISO 640
exposure bracketing 1/2000 1/4000 1/8000
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Iao Needle, Maui, Hawaii
Hi all.
Been reading for about a year since I started with photography, and finally decided I can share something with you.
It's my first HDR attempt, so I gladly will hear your thoughts on this[:)]
http://userfiles.the-digital-picture...OorDOCA0uKU%3d
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I just had to get out the other day and take some pictures, it had been a long day at work!
17-55 f/2.8 IS, f11, 43mm, ISO 100, 5 shots ranging from 0.5s to 4s, I had my CP filter attached.
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Playing around with the lights in Vegas this morning trying to make some fun out of the business trip...
3 shots with 50D and EF-S 10-22 at f/7.1 and 1s, 1/4s and 4 sec. Processed in Photomatix.
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Nice shot Bryan!
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Originally Posted by BryanKing
I always though Vegas was the place to be, to make some fun [:P] I guess things aren't as they are in the movies right?
By the way... Alex Sommers, I just love your shot of the beachtower. It's really nice [Y]
Here are couple taken along the beach in Aptos, CA. All taken handheld with 1D4 and 16-35ll. All are 5 shot exposures. Feedback is welcome.
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Thanks Jan, glad you like it.
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Originally Posted by greggf
I'm jealous! I used to live in Capitola.... the area is awesome and wonderful for photography. There may be nowhere on Earth I'd rather live.
I like your pics. The first looks like the horizon is just a bit off, which is distracting. Otherwise I love it.
I also really like the last, though I think it might be improved by cropping so the horizon is a bit higher. The clouds in the water are great. Since it is HDR, I'm surprised you left the shadows so dark, but I like it that way.
Here's one ;)
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Originally Posted by maapu
Hi!
I liked the second one very much.
Alex.
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Originally Posted by Don Burkett
Hi!
Very impressive. What a big difference from unrealistic "embossed" images.
Alex.
I was going through some pix I took last month and saw three adjacent similar pix in my Aperture3 files Two were poorly exposed, then i realized i must've bracketed them for a tone-mapped image. Here's what I got:
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that sunset city/river shot is really wonderful. erno.
Hello to everybody.
I wonder, what should be the difference (in terms of exposure stops) to call image HDR?
Something tells me, that 6 or even 8 stops is not HDR.
May be, we can call it EDR (Extended Dynamic Range), while real HDR to start with double-digit numbers difference in terms of exposure stops?
Alex, as Reanimator today.
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7 shot HDR from a few weeks ago---Taken at the Bosque Del Apache in NM just before sunrise. I thought I had posted this before, but couldn't find it on this thread---
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Originally Posted by Don Burkett
Don,
What lens did you use for this shot? It looks exceptionally sharp and detailed. I want to know because I have a 40D, too, and many of my shots don't have this ultra-crispness to them.
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Originally Posted by alex_sb
To be honest, a lot of people don't even get the true idea of HDR. Don't make it even harder [:P] Nah.. I get what you mean and to be honest High is a word subjective to your own standards, so make of it whatever you want. In the end it's all about the photo and it doesn't really matter if it's a HDR or normal photo I think?