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Another HDR day!!!!
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Managed to get a couple of hours snapping but the weather was poor and dull :(
Every shot looked flat and colourless so i processed them with Photomatix to see if i could get something decent!!comments welcome :)
the 1st ones my fav, fantastic looking image.
HDR is great, I’ve just started messing about with it.Did you shoot bracketed shots or did you take different exposures off the one RAW file ? I love HDR myself and am always curious as to peoples different approach. I sometimes think HDR is a dirty word on this site :)
Mark S.
jungle wrote:
the 1st ones my fav, fantastic looking image.
HDR is great, I’ve just started messing about with it.Thank you 8) The first would be my fav too :D
HDR is great fun and can help save an otherwise poor shot….markst33 wrote:
Did you shoot bracketed shots or did you take different exposures off the one RAW file ? I love HDR myself and am always curious as to peoples different approach. I sometimes think HDR is a dirty word on this site :)
Mark S.
Hi Mark,
The first is one shot used 3 times,the other 2 are 3 bracketed shots..
All other processing(sharpening,levels/curves and B&W) was done later using Canon`s DPP..I recon you are right about HDR being a dirty word :wink: lol
Love the series, Photomatix I believe made HDR a bad word on every photographic forums I’ve been a part of. I wont lie, when i first used it, I loved how it could pull colors out of nowhere. You didn’t go overboard with it and the shots look awesome! Well done.
MannyC wrote:
Love the series, Photomatix I believe made HDR a bad word on every photographic forums I’ve been a part of. I wont lie, when i first used it, I loved how it could pull colors out of nowhere. You didn’t go overboard with it and the shots look awesome! Well done.
Cheers Manny 8)
I would always rather get a shot from one image but sometimes a scene crys out for the HDR treatment :D
or its the only way i can get something decent :wink:The second would be my pick, the tower is really pretty a real rapunzal let down your hair tower :lol:
I think it is easy to overprocess HDR and can make it look more like a sketch than a photograph, which is
why a lot of people dont like it. But it is really down to taste and some very busy shots look really good
when processed a bit over the top.My recent post “Wicklow Mountains” is a five shot HDR but no one has mentioned HDR at all :lol:
The second would be my pick, the tower is really pretty a real rapunzal let down your hair tower :lol:
I think it is easy to overprocess HDR and can make it look more like a sketch than a photograph, which is
why a lot of people dont like it. But it is really down to taste and some very busy shots look really good
when processed a bit over the top.My recent post “Wicklow Mountains” is a five shot HDR but no one has mentioned HDR at all :lol:
The second would be my pick, the tower is really pretty a real rapunzal let down your hair tower :lol:
I think it is easy to overprocess HDR and can make it look more like a sketch than a photograph, which is
why a lot of people dont like it. But it is really down to taste and some very busy shots look really good
when processed a bit over the top.My recent post “Wicklow Mountains” is a five shot HDR but no one has mentioned HDR at all :lol:
The second would be my pick, the tower is really pretty a real rapunzal let down your hair tower :lol:
I think it is easy to overprocess HDR and can make it look more like a sketch than a photograph, which is
why a lot of people dont like it. But it is really down to taste and some very busy shots look really good
when processed a bit over the top.My recent post “Wicklow Mountains” is a five shot HDR but no one has mentioned HDR at all :lol:
Thanks Jenny 8)
There`s no way i`d have guessed your last post was a 5 shot HDR :shock:
or even that it was HDR!!!!These shots of mine are a dead give away,the sky in all 3 screams HDR :roll:
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