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megadima
31st of January 2009 (Sat), 08:35
This is single shot HDR. First one is original ,for comparison.
C & C welcome !!!
EasyEd
31st of January 2009 (Sat), 14:05
Hey All,

Really Nice! That HDR "pops"! IMO the processing of that image takes the original right to the edge of becoming surreal. What software is that done in? Nice composition as well.

-Ed-
megadima
31st of January 2009 (Sat), 14:26
Hey All,

Really Nice! That HDR "pops"! IMO the processing of that image takes the original right to the edge of becoming surreal. What software is that done in? Nice composition as well.

-Ed-

I used Photomatix for this one and did some pp in Photoshop CS3.
Igoryek69
31st of January 2009 (Sat), 19:29
Great HDR, love the sky
Can you post your workflow up untill Photoshop
megadima
31st of January 2009 (Sat), 20:01
Great HDR, love the sky
Can you post your workflow up untill Photoshop

What exactly would you like to know ?
jgrussell
31st of January 2009 (Sat), 21:01
The HDR sure improves this shot! Nicely done!
Igoryek69
1st of February 2009 (Sun), 17:11
What exactly would you like to know ?

I'd like to see how you make an HDR out of one raw file
megadima
1st of February 2009 (Sun), 17:35
I'd like to see how you make an HDR out of one raw file

Open the original image in Photoshop or DPP ( comes with Canon camera ), using Brightness Adjustment tool, make the image underexposed - save it ( tiff or jpeg ) then reset B Adjust and save the image as properly exsposed and final step is to make it overexposed and save it. I use Photomatix Pro to merge them to HDR ( i guess you know how to use that ). I think that's it.
Balliolman
1st of February 2009 (Sun), 17:40
Fine result.
Frank E
7th of February 2009 (Sat), 11:08
Beautiful picture, beautiful country.
JJD.Photography
7th of February 2009 (Sat), 20:10
Very nice shot especially coming from a single file :cool:

Open the original image in Photoshop or DPP ( comes with Canon camera ), using Brightness Adjustment tool, make the image underexposed - save it ( tiff or jpeg ) then reset B Adjust and save the image as properly exsposed and final step is to make it overexposed and save it. I use Photomatix Pro to merge them to HDR ( i guess you know how to use that ). I think that's it.

Is there any way in Photomatix to get the 3 different exposures from the RAW file? I don't think you would go through the trouble of using PS if it could be done, but I could of swore I thought this was possible.
RiKaN HaVoK
7th of February 2009 (Sat), 22:02
SO you did it with brightness and not exposure?
megadima
16th of February 2009 (Mon), 05:56
SO you did it with brightness and not exposure?
Yes, i did it with brightness.
fly my pretties
16th of February 2009 (Mon), 10:55
Love that, mate, great processing. Nice and subtle, great picture to begin with made better with HDR. Very rare lol