HDR thread

[Yanbbrox]

More great shots to annoy me on AP, good job on the set.

I've been reading quite a bit about this technique recently and am waiting to try it out

 

[andyjs]

Wow, those are amazing pictures.

Could you guys explain a little more about this? I'm trying to learn more about photography. I've picked up some from my dad (he used to be a journalist and newspaper photographer), and now I'm considering picking up an art minor with an emphasis on photography before I graduate. I'd love to be able to do something like that with some of my pictures from the Galapagos and Amazon this summer.

 

[Yanbbrox]

Wow, those are amazing pictures.

Could you guys explain a little more about this? I'm trying to learn more about photography. I've picked up some from my dad (he used to be a journalist and newspaper photographer), and now I'm considering picking up an art minor with an emphasis on photography before I graduate. I'd love to be able to do something like that with some of my pictures from the Galapagos and Amazon this summer.

As I said above I've read a lot about this recently and have a head full of the ideas, so here's a guide(saves me typing)
http://www.vanilladays.com/hdr-guide/

 

[D-Train]

I know a few other MFKers make HDR images, so lets show 'em off! Please post info (program and expose differences) with the images. Thanks!

All of mine are done with photomatix, 3 images, 1 stop apart.

Man awesome pictures..... That stump would look sweet in a fishtank!! Better than mine!!