First try at a HDR image
- Thread starter AWDTerror
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- 2003 Mazda Protege 5
Very nice!
thats a good picture, you can tell it is by the clarity of the background and the colors that it is an HRD, but all you need is a better place to take pics and play with the settings. the pic is kind of dark and does not show the car and wheels very well.
take pics right before the sunset, 6 to 7pm. and if at night, a location with white or blue lights. the regular lights from light posts are not good at all and make the picture look yellow.
look at this post i just did. you can see the difference the lights do. the yollowish ones are from the light posts after i fixed them a little compared to the ones with blue lights.
http://www.msprotege.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123702519
BTW i do not have an HDR camera.
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GhostMercury
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- MazdaSpeed 3 08.5
sweet picture, and the car is very nicely done, very clean and flowing. very nice job
First of all, you've got a sick car! Great pic
About HDR......
You can take HDR's with many of the point and shoot cameras, you don't need a digital SLR.
High dynamic range means taking differently exposed pictures and putting them together using Photoshop or other programs such as Photomatix in order to get a higher dynamic range.
What you really need is a tripod and a camera that you can change exposures on.
For example: for the pic below I took 5 separate pictures using a tripod all with different exposures (-2,-1,0,+1,+2) and then used Photomatix to put them all together.
About HDR......
You can take HDR's with many of the point and shoot cameras, you don't need a digital SLR.
High dynamic range means taking differently exposed pictures and putting them together using Photoshop or other programs such as Photomatix in order to get a higher dynamic range.
What you really need is a tripod and a camera that you can change exposures on.
For example: for the pic below I took 5 separate pictures using a tripod all with different exposures (-2,-1,0,+1,+2) and then used Photomatix to put them all together.
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First of all, you've got a sick car! Great pic
About HDR......
You can take HDR's with many of the point and shoot cameras, you don't need a digital SLR.
High dynamic range means taking differently exposed pictures and putting them together using Photoshop or other programs such as Photomatix in order to get a higher dynamic range.
What you really need is a tripod and a camera that you can change exposures on.
For example: for the pic below I took 5 separate pictures using a tripod all with different exposures (-2,-1,0,+1,+2) and then used Photomatix to put them all together.
thanks for the info, I was all wrong about this (beer) time to take more pics tonight
Where do I find the HDR merge in photoshop?
FunkyBuddha
Tuned by Slick Nick
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- 2003 Spicy Orange MSP
Just looks like saturation and contrast was increased.
AWDTerror - try a diff. time of day. HDR pictures usually work best when there's a lot of light. Anytime but night time unless there's artificial light.
FunkyBuddha
Tuned by Slick Nick
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- 2003 Spicy Orange MSP
Photomatix Pro FTW!
