good effort bro.. but get more of the building as well

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Added on February 16, 2011, 3:01 ami like the 2nd pic, the color contrast is superb

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Added on February 16, 2011, 3:09 ami pity u bro,,.. well let me tell u what i know. it doesnt have any rule that says how wide u have to bracket.. the greater the diff the more detail u will get in hdr. so in order to get most detail u have to take more pics. rather than 3 try taking 5 or perhaps 7 diff exposures. what the hack u can even take as many as u like actually.. then combine them all together to get an excelent hdr pic. hope that helps u.

This post has been edited by kakicam: Feb 16 2011, 03:09 AM

Tried a few HDR before and here's my another try. Comments appreciated. Thank you.

Quite nice..the reflection looks like fake..lol

Hehehehe. Owh....the reflection is real just I bump up the details so looks a bit fake.

Another photo from the same trip.





This post has been edited by RaymondT: Feb 16 2011, 01:31 PM

there is an unwanted flare.. maybe u might want to take out your filter before shoot. just my 2 cents. btw very nicely done... i kinda like the reflection actually

Thank you for the comments. Yeah saw that flare when I was editing the photo. Hope could do better next time.



Old photo of mine when I visited Vienna for work. But when reflection was mentioned I remembered this photo:-





This post has been edited by RaymondT: Feb 17 2011, 07:51 AM

Nicely done. I like it. The old photo were taken in 3 different exposure or taken in a single raw mode then edited?

It's taken in single raw mode and then edited. That is how I usually do it.

stilll learning.hope can learn from others here

Still learning? This is awesome. Better than mine atleast. lol. Will upload mine soon.

thanks for the comment.here is another one



This post has been edited by azerak: Feb 17 2011, 12:05 PM

This one is nice too. I like the colour. There isn't any noticeable noise on both of your pictures. Nice..

Azerak......nice photos man.

My so so HDR copies. lol

thanks raymondt another one from my collection.

What software did you use? Photomatrix? Do share your technique. XD

nice collection azerak

yes,photomatix.but just make sure before taking the picture,set the ISO to the lowest,80 or 100.in photomatix, make sure there is no halo when you generate the HDR pics.edit the pics in adobe photoshop,use levels and curves.use highlights and shadows too for the pics.

here is my fav of the lot.

Azerak.....thank you for the good tips. I'm using HDRtist, no Windows version.....after that I use iPhoto to finish it off with BorderFX plugin.

still newbie in hdr
comments & critics are welcome



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