Show us your HDR picture's

[pterps]

This weekend I decided that I would like to find out how to produce HDR (High Dynamic Range) pictures. I went out with my cam, experienced a few days and finally I have some picture I am happy with.

Have you tried using the HDR technique, show us your results.

* First picture is what the picture looks like with the standard camera settings.

* Second picture is the HDR picture, I used 3 picture (-2 stops and +2 stops) to get this result, I like the effect what do you think?

camera:


HDR:


And another one:

camera:


HDR:

[Pokiou]

whats HDR images ?

EDIT:

Nice pictures but on the HDR images if you look at the tubing its distored.. but still wtf is HDR ??

Pok

[HeilSvenska]

Holy Drummer Rape?

[pterps]

Originally Posted by Pokiou whats HDR images ? EDIT: Nice pictures but on the HDR images if you look at the tubing its distored.. but still wtf is HDR ?? Pok

Wikipedia explantion on HDR:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

I know these pictures are far form perfect, but hey I started learning this technique a few days ago.

I think more people on JW have tried to work with HDR, I would like to see the results of them.

Edit: more info @ http://www.hdrsoft.com/

[alanw89]

i tried this a while ago but must have deleted the picture, cant find it now. but i used this video that gives a step by step tutorial on how to do it in photoshop if anyones interested.

http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/...dExposures.mov

[RC45]

HDR? This seems to simply be multiple exposures? -- Been around since film was invented - right?

[alanw89]

Originally Posted by RC45 HDR? This seems to simply be multiple exposures? -- Been around since film was invented - right?

yeah from what ive read about it its a technique thats been used in film photography way before digital and IMO the best ones are the ones where u cant tell its been used.

I could be wrong though, im sure someone like martijn will be along to correct me as he seems to know his stuff.

[pterps]

Originally Posted by alanw89 yeah from what ive read about it its a technique thats been used in film photography way before digital and IMO the best ones are the ones where u cant tell its been used. .

I agree with you on that, some of the picture I have seen are over the top.

[dutchmasterflex]

http://stuckincustoms.com/?p=548

Great tutorial on HDR.. This guy has one hell of a portfolio.

[SDK2003]

A couple from me

[ferrarif1fan89]

so basically, you take the same picture a few times over and combine them?

[nthfinity]

http://nthimage.com/Detroit/events/Concours_d'Italia/Ferrari_Enzo_2.jpg
http://nthimage.com/Detroit/events/F..._At_Nats_2.JPG

not the greatest photos, but i think it fits the definition of "hdr"

[pterps]

Originally Posted by nthfinity http://nthimage.com/Detroit/events/Concours_d'Italia/Ferrari_Enzo_2.jpg http://nthimage.com/Detroit/events/F..._At_Nats_2.JPG not the greatest photos, but i think it fits the definition of "hdr"

I guess you shot these pictures in RAW? I like the result, especially the last picture (2nd doesnt work for me?)

[SDK2003]

Originally Posted by ferrarif1fan89 so basically, you take the same picture a few times over and combine them?

I take 1 RAW image and use Photomatix to tone map the contrast

Read this, written by a friend I know from another forum : http://www.vanilladays.com/hdr-guide/

[TopGearNL]

Interesting technique this and haven't tried it myself!

Thanks fr bringing this up!