i need to get me a tripod....jcardona1;4030551;4030551 said:showoffand here i am turning my dial like an idiot to get the different exposures
2010 03 31 : HDR : Rail to DC
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neoprodigy;4030669; said:
8K in gear and you're still without a tripod. You deserve a purple nurple for that.
properly exposing a cloudy sky while retaing all the landscape details is beyond me at this point lol. i dont see how you can do it, and i've tried all sorts of exposuresChaitika;4030699;4030699 said:You guys should learn how to take good "normal" pics before messing with HDR.
unless you shoot in RAW and do a bunch of processing, then it's really no different than HDR
neoprodigy;4030995; said:
No. You still get a purple nurple. I'll ask Joey to deliver it.
jcardona1;4031001; said:properly exposing a cloudy sky while retaing all the landscape details is beyond me at this point lol. i dont see how you can do it, and i've tried all sorts of exposures
unless you shoot in RAW and do a bunch of processing, then it's really no different than HDR
You mean like this shot, Jose?
This where better glass and body show their value. And almost no serious processing in RAW either. 
^ yes, like that awesome handheld shot!!
see i tend to think that shots when it gets darker are a little easier, since i can use a tripod and get nice results. but my thing is shooting during daylight, when its cloudy outside. i always have a problem with either blowing out the sky, or blowing out the colors of the landscape/subject/etc...
see i tend to think that shots when it gets darker are a little easier, since i can use a tripod and get nice results. but my thing is shooting during daylight, when its cloudy outside. i always have a problem with either blowing out the sky, or blowing out the colors of the landscape/subject/etc...
Chaitika;4030702; said:
I would love a nice camera so I could get into this stuff myself but I'm sure not spending that kinda doe!
you dont need to! you can get a great entry-level DSLR with a kit lens for around $500. when you think about it, its just a couple hundred bucks more than a crappy point n shoot that takes pics no better than a cell phoneLissaspence;4032905;4032905 said:
