HDR Test by Hubba1
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I have been doing some experimenting with hdr and while I am NO expert on on the techniques I think I am making some progress. This image was a single shot, then over and under exposed to create the needed elements, as aposed to taking the over and under shots with the camera.
I find that taking the shots needed with the camera is restricting because the shots must allign perfectly. Taking one shot then ajusting the exposure on the camera and then taking another shot exacty like the first for me is hard dispite the use of a tripod.
I do like the process and will experiment more but at this time Im not sure about the results.
Comments (21)
timtripp
superb!
JeffersonAF
Excellent.
Sea_Dog
I think your technique turned out well. This is an excellent image.
YARDOBE
...it's nice....does your camera do bracketing,multiple shots at different exposures?
MrsLubner
I have had the same experience as you with adjusting my exposure values during a shoot. I do have a good program that will try to alien the subjects in the image, however, I find I do lose some sharpness anyway. This is excellent and the colors are vibrant and rich.
Meisiekind
My camera also does bracketing which makes it easy! Well Rob - this is marvelous and your progress is certainly in leaps and bounds!! :)
flora-crassella
wonderful picture!!!!!!!
Hubba1
Bracketing? Ok well thats another new one LOL... Let me go look it up.
bmac62
First of all you are getting the right results...looks cool. Rob, I am not sure the E-410 does auto bracketing. Am interested to know if your owners manual addresses this. I don't think my E-510 did it either. BUT, yes my upgrade E-30 does auto bracketing in four modes...AE bracketing (changes EV settings) which I think you want for hdr, White Balance (WB) bracketing, Flash (FL) bracketing, and ISO bracketing. I've tried all of these but haven't figured out yet how to/when to best apply them. Keep experimenting...there is an endless amount to do. I drove myself slightly nutty when I began to post and am now doing more with less:)
psyoshida
Well it looks very dramatic and beautiful. The golden lighting on the main tree and touch of red on the background trees with the storm clouds behind is a recipe for gorgeous!
lucindawind
gorgeous photo .. you did a fantastic job !
JaneEden
Well I think you did a great job and to me this is a beautiful detailed and colourful photo, full of depth and texture. Well done, hugs Jane xx
flavia49
excellent capture!!
danapommet
The detail, sharpness and color on the big tree on the left is awesome Rob. Also love the sky/clouds. I say, use what works for you. Dana
aksirp
thats not a test, thats great, i have to lern the HDR too, but no time for moment...
UOja
Very beautiful colorful image.
buju93
Magnifique image et très beau rendu HDR.:)
BessieB
A really wonderful piece of work, I am so wishing to learn this technique!
Chipka
I've heard of this technique, but have yet to try it! This makes me want to. The results of your work are amazing! Great colors and details and wondrful depth. Superb.
jarmila
fantastic scene and colours
dough3219
This is a cool scene would make a good background image