Here is a good example of what HDR can do. I took a photo from my trip to paris and digitally changed the exposure on it to go from -3 to +3 and put it together. The first image is the original at 0 exposure and the next one is the pseudo HDR:
HDR photography
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nice! ive never tried doing a 'digitalized' version of HDR. i wonder if you could get the same affect by adjusting the shadows/highlights/curves in photoshop?
much clearer picture when your turn up a few colors with that technology ...great shots
the flags and the tree were almost non visible before you did that
the flags and the tree were almost non visible before you did that
some C&C
#1- good overall, need to adjust your workings in PP on the sky in the middle, not natural, the slight gap in the left trees shows this.
#2- post processing miss or mistake with the green artifact in the center, could be an artifact result from glare, but i couldn't say from not having seen the individual exposures
#4- you blew out the highlights for the white balance in the rear, so need some work on that exposure.
good job considering your first go.
noticed some blue fringing on the left bottom edges in the background of the last 3 shots, simply a choice in lens better lenses correct that.
#1- good overall, need to adjust your workings in PP on the sky in the middle, not natural, the slight gap in the left trees shows this.
#2- post processing miss or mistake with the green artifact in the center, could be an artifact result from glare, but i couldn't say from not having seen the individual exposures
#4- you blew out the highlights for the white balance in the rear, so need some work on that exposure.
good job considering your first go.
noticed some blue fringing on the left bottom edges in the background of the last 3 shots, simply a choice in lens better lenses correct that.
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okay, thanks. I will try and fix them according to these. Yes it is glare in the one image that you mentioned and I cannot get better lenses since my camera is a point and shoot and does not have interchangeable lenses... but thank you for the pointers.
