Here my HDR contribution...

my turn , using photmatix:

i dont knw how to take HDR pict.... coz always fail with this

Take the lowest exposure , Normal Exposure , then Highest Exposure of the same scene to get the same Scene but different exposure... those EV-2 EV+2,etc..

Or take A single picture by RAW...then create 3 diff post processing again the exposure.

Then use application to merge them. Adobe CS3 , Photomatrix. etc.

Was looking out at the window and was attracted to the clouds today... Decided to try my luck with HDR.

What do you guys think? My first attempt.






This post has been edited by calvin_gsc: Jun 11 2008, 04:09 PM

Hmm HDR is indeed something I should try to play with... dang

Relinked my photos.

hdr nice wor....i wanna try try also
haha

ini kira ka?

I dont think so, cause the color doesn't seem to appear towards dynamic range output.

I think HDR pictures very contrasty and the saturation is very distinct.

This post has been edited by calvin_gsc: Jun 11 2008, 05:29 PM

just try to cheat

did you use any software?

HDR shots need to be done through post processing. Not just straight from camera.

Usually people use Photomatix or Photoshop's builtin feature.

just adjust the curve... picture taken by k750i

LOL, I don't think you know what's HDR....

Come in and simply post!

I am also using k750i.

Wah, if you use dlsr to shoot from that location of your picture above, must be damn nice!

@calvin your first pic is better. The second, the sky too gray. Doesnt seem too dramatic.

My HDR shots!

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I even HDR the dimsum!
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I like ahmike's and zio's 1st one.

Ahmike shot would be a whole lot better (IMHO) if it had more of the stairs. It looks like it was cut off at the bottom

like this HDR ar?

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This post has been edited by chiggy: Jun 11 2008, 07:27 PM

Nice job on that Putrajaya thingy

wow the bridge so cool
wakaka
nice

Chiggy great HDR pic there. I like the cloud formation