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Is this one of them HDR thingys
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:lol: No, HDR is a process you put a photograph through to balance the highlights and shadows. You’ll find more info here : http://www.hdrsoft.com/examples.html
Looks like you’ve been looking at Mr Miagi’s portfolio too. It’s a nice angle but there’s some detail lost in the shadows but I am looking at this on my laptop so I could be waaaay wrong.
Alan.
Knew I could rely on you, even without asking.
Thanks Alan I’ll have a look at that.Really I knew it wasn’t but I fiddled around so much I said I’d post for the craic.
Having to delete a lot of stuff due to lack of space on HD, so really scrapin’ d barrellPat
Hi Pat good effort I especially like the absence of all the spagetti which dangles across this street, They must have left the lights on in the belfry, Mike :lol: :lol:
They must have left the lights on in the belfry
Ahhh ‘Kellys eye’ number 1
I like the shot and would be very happy with it if I’d taken it.
One comment, though I could be wrong, I think I can see “brush” strokes where you worked on the sky? These could perhaps be blended better?
I’m a beginer so excuse if I’m wrong.
D.
irishwonkafan wrote:
:lol: No, HDR is a process you put a photograph through to balance the highlights and shadows. You’ll find more info here : http://www.hdrsoft.com/examples.html
Alan.
Actually no its not. I see a lot of talk on this and other forums about hdr. It seems that most people confuse tone mapping with hdr. Tone mapping is a process of balancing multiple exposures to create on image, or adjusting the high and low light areas of an image to balance it.
True high dynamic range imagery is a 32 bit image which closely resembles the levels of luminance found in real life without clipping pixelation or distortion. It should have a minimum of 11 ev in traditional terms. To put it basically.
But wonkafan is still correct , your image is not hdr.
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