stilll learning.hope can learn from others here

thanks for the comment.here is another one



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

thanks raymondt another one from my collection.

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.

im not against HDR,but im against overly-cooked HDR.it makes my eyes hurt.so i partly agree with lalalee.

it is not stupid.it is just that the picture is not suitable for HDR.some people need to learn about composition first before even attempting HDR.by the way sir,can we have a look at your pictures?you must really have a good set of non-HDR pictures based on your 'stupid' response.at least give us a link

just a simple HDR,from Masjid Besi.Taken last week.


Inside Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque by azerak01, on Flickr

nice composition.editing is good too

from my weekend holiday.at fraser hill.


Fraser Hill 4 by azerak01, on Flickr