More HDR Practice

[taylor_h]

Many of the older buildings on campus are being renovated to be more eco-friendly (solar heating, more cost-efficient lighting such as natural lighting, etc). This also turns out to be the perfect situation for HDR ;)

Kearney Hall @ Oregon State University

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/POTN/HDR/Kearney_Overhang.jpg

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/POTN/HDR/Kearney_Lobby_Floor.jpg

DNGs can be made available on request of course :)

Comments or critiques always welcomed 8)

[Tiger_993]

Nice conversion again. CS4?

[taylor_h]

Nice conversion again. CS4?
Currently testing out CS5, but my merging and tonemapping process is still the same (PS + ACR). CS5's current Merge To HDR is somewhat of a hit-or-miss for me when working with scenes that have a large dynamic range (most of the time, the highlight compensation can't preserve the highlights enough when increasing the exposure to get better shadow detail).