Post Your Best HDR Photo

[alexsommers]

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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[bob williams]

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.

[Tom Alicoate]

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

[Dan Fleming]

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

[bob williams]

Thanks Dan

[greggf]

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!!

[bob williams]

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

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

[ddt0725]

That last shot is awesome, Bob! Really beautiful!


Denise

[bob williams]

Thanks Denise

[greggf]

Hey Bob. got a few more I