Post your HDR pics!

[Viggen]

Thanks. Love my Pentax

 

[Lost Canadian]

Viggen, what software did you use to process your shots? The embedded metadata only indicates that the images above are single shots processed in Lightroom.

 

[Viggen]

Photomatix Pro for the HDR and then bring it back into Lightroom 3(.5 or whatever the update I downloaded a couple of weeks ago) for the final bits.

I did a few HDRs when I went to the Udvar Hazy A&S back in Sept to play around. Depending upon the corner that the plane was in and the position, lighting wasnt good for just a regular shot. HDRs came out much better. Heres a Junkers Tri Motor

Flickr

Flickr

 

[drbandkgb]

Do you guys have a link to this style of shooting? Something I can read up on?

 

[RusherRacing]

Here are my latest two that I tried not to over do like normal.


Air Pump HDR by - Rusher -, on Flickr


Fuel Pump HDR by - Rusher -, on Flickr

As for info on HDR.. Google is your friend there is so much if out there... But the basic concept is you take 3+ pictures at different stops of exposure and then combine them in photoshop, photomatrix, or other editing software do provide better "lighting" on the overall photo - or go crazy editing..

 

[Viggen]

Flickr

 

[TMPhoto]

This is actually an HDR of my new Jeep:

 

[TJDIV]

An odd 'calm before the storm' feeling last night over Lake Superior / Munising Bay. Weeping Willow tree with city lights behind it.

 

[Sebas]

Original

HDR

 

[TMPhoto]

Hey, Sebas, IMO the original was better, just needed some burning and dodging

 

[TJDIV]

A couple 'shop-shots' from this weekend...

 

[taco2go]

Great stuff Tom!- I am really liking your recent pictures.

 

[TJDIV]

Great stuff Tom!- I am really liking your recent pictures.

Thanks, Dawwg... So check this one out: headed to Marquette today and it started snowing, nice little smash-up with flames right in front of the Lowe's. Pretty gnarly.
No serious injuries, but I did get some good pics. Shot this with the 40D + Sigma 150-500. Glass was a 'bit' too slow for the gloomy day, but it worked post-process.

Will be running the shots on the 6pm news tonight. Oh, and that's not noise. It's snow

 

[TJDIV]

Sunrise this morning: 9 degrees, and about 6 minutes of sunlight before it hit the clouds

 

[Lost Canadian]

Thanks, Dawwg... So check this one out: headed to Marquette today and it started snowing, nice little smash-up with flames right in front of the Lowe's. Pretty gnarly.
No serious injuries, but I did get some good pics. Shot this with the 40D + Sigma 150-500. Glass was a 'bit' too slow for the gloomy day, but it worked post-process.

Will be running the shots on the 6pm news tonight. Oh, and that's not noise. It's snow

Super wicked shot Tom!