maybe he used Nikon's AE bracketing function

no la hahhaa... 1 RAW...

BKT on Nikon is awesome!!!

This post has been edited by sHin0bi: Jan 13 2010, 10:39 PM

pardon my sibeh noob skills. 2nd or 3rd time trying only
the flare is disgusting ><

got any way to do this in D40? for non-static subject of course

MANUALLY OOO

this is my 3 shots HDR.. my model need to stay like that for more than 30sec (the longest exposure i think for one shot)

pseudo HDR:

The model won't be sharp right ... I don't think humans can sit absolutely still for more than 30 secs. That's why exposure slower than 1/15 usually reserved for landscape and scenery,

arghhh! i guess wont be selling my LX3 then, compact also can do bracketing haha

i think this would be a nice shot if u didnt include the model hehehe. yes the face isnt sharp (although i love the color of the jeans). or maybe have the model face away from the camera? so u'll still have a 'character' but she doesnt have to freeze her face for so long

this is great bro~! using rear sync flash to stationary the subject? i want to learn shoot like this also. for ss 30 second, this is sharp enuff~! brilliant idea
3 photo merge? meaning ur model need to wait 90 second?

where got use flash...i never ever using flash la for HDR...

my picture above i cant ask my model to sit still lol! (baby mahhh ) hahahhaha

u can try burst mode...coz it is on a day, it shouldnt be a problem right?

this one i burst for 3 exposures(no need tripod)...if can do in lowlight, on very sunny day it shouldnt be a problem


This post has been edited by razuryza: Jan 14 2010, 03:20 PM

nicely done..excellent.

yeah it shud be no problem. i was not thinking of an HDR moment at the time i got the pic hehehe

but one thing right... burst mode on the 3rd shot wont the shutter take a longer time to close?
becoz most of the time i shoot my little girl.

then salute ur skill and ur models

Here's mine:

May I know is it possible to make HDR photo of night scenes? Since if you take multiple shots, each shot will be different since the streets won't stay constant to reproduce the exact same photo as the previous in different setting.

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Added on August 8, 2010, 9:12 pmAlso may I know do many movies utilizes HDR technique especially on the backgrounds coz they look like 3D generated images but i know they are real stuff.

For example cockpit in Stealth, control room in Avatar.

This post has been edited by advocado: Aug 8 2010, 09:12 PM

HDR with 3 exposure +- 2EV using Nikon D90.






This post has been edited by pierreye: Sep 19 2010, 02:14 AM


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