Normally HDR is used for pictures with more contrast to bring out the details.
From your picture it's hard to see the "HDR-ness" of the picture. Also, you bumped the hues and saturation too high. The whole picture has a greenish cast around it
But then again, nice try

wow, u took 1 raw shot then HDR it? looks sharp

but that one have to select at least 2 files which are the same but i don have it. you guys said can use single RAW file to do it right? can tell me how to do it again?

Hey guys my first attempt at HDR.... Please comment!
Taken using LX3 with single RAW file....

By the way.. HDR introduces more noise? how can I remove it?

1)



2)



3)


This post has been edited by avrilfreak87: Oct 28 2008, 10:55 PM

so its abit overcooked i guess

hopefully my 3rd try would be better

try this



others in my gallery la..

Yea, was in a moving car
Somehow I just meant for it to be a normal random shot. It ended up looking kinda nice when converted to HDR.


One way is to save 2 different HDR images then blend them together in PS.
If you took the 3 shots instead of a single RAW conversion, I think the noise problem wouldnt be as bad.
I just tweak the sliders so that minimal noise comes out, then use CS3 to brush away the noise.

hmmm ok, the other way to do this is, use a RAW converter, then convert your files into 3 diff exposure values, +2, 0, -2. Then use photomatix to merge them and then tone map it. Try this.

Hey guys! Bump bump! no more HDR photos??

Here are a few taken from Uni Nottingham Malaysia. feel free to c&c! still noobie!

1)



2)



3)

Heres Mine...



My 1st time HDR-ing

C&C are most welcome.

Here's mine. Has a painted abstract feel to it.


@-=Jay=-
Personally I feel that your colors not saturated enough, makes the whole picture look dull. A little tweak in CS3 should do the job

The clouds are superb

Noted. Thx bro.

hey pros, mind to share how to produce HDR picture by step by step.

I've got one HDR shot to share...



What do you guys think?

darthbaboon: Awesome shot man!!

artificial light trails?

maybe real.. as i got some light trails shot too...

Thank you!

Real as real can be. Bracketed 3-shot and combined with Photomatix.

Normally you shoot with differencec expose then combine with software or just take 1 raw file picture and use software to adjust difference expose then combine??