2 exposure hdr

[navydoc]

While in the office the other morning, I thought I'd try a shot down one of the hallways in hdr. I didn't have my tripod with me so one of the three shots I took came out blurred. I went ahead and continued with the remaining two images to create the hdr file in CS4, then tonemapped in photomatix, then back to CS4.

I don't think it turned out bad at all.

[Gary McDuffie]

Not bad at all, Gene!

[navydoc]

Thanks. I liked the 'islands' of light leading down the hallway.

[wolfden]

ehehe, I just ran into something like this the other day. I did same thing and I was happy with my results.

[jj fad]

very nice

[Levina de Ruijter]

Looks really good.

[navydoc]

Thanks. I'm pleased that the view outside through the glass doors at the end of the hall was properly exposed too.

[blackhawk]

That came out very well.:)

[007]

blurry..

[navydoc]

Actually, I think what you're seeing is a result of the DOF since I focused on the door at the end of a 100' hallway in low light conditions. As I mentioned in my first post, the blurred image was tossed and not used to create this hdr image...hence the title of the topic.