"Official Photomatix Thread"

pyro1 wrote in post #16015455

tap out punk!

Celestron wrote in post #15819230
I think these are wallhangers IMHO but i'm sure someone will have different to say .

I think the bridge is killer but its just slightly missing the mark with the sunlight hitting the ice....but seriously a cool shot.
maybe just a little too yellow or warm for me thats it

Lots of good stuffs here some of mine:

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From a local classic car roll-in

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poor attempt at using HDR using only one photo...let me know what yall think

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kemalcaesar wrote in post #16035670
Lots of good stuffs here some of mine:

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Melbourne HDR by @kemalcaesar, on Flickr

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HDR Melbourne CBD 2 by @kemalcaesar, on Flickr

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Yarra River HDR by @kemalcaesar, on Flickr

I love the last shot

When you shoot your three shots, does it matter where you start.

Overexposed, exposed, underexposed, or vis versa..

Bianchi wrote in post #16053730
When you shoot your three shots, does it matter where you start.

Overexposed, exposed, underexposed, or vis versa..

no...

82NoMe wrote in post #16053737
no...

How do you go about it . Your workflow for taking the shots..

By the way, I was surfing through this tread, you have some great shots here.

Bianchi wrote in post #16053730
When you shoot your three shots, does it matter where you start.

Overexposed, exposed, underexposed, or vis versa..

I use an XSi and I set it on AEB and adjust the range for -2 , 0 , +2 then when I shoot the camera does it's own exposures which is 0 , -2 , +2 automatically . That's why it doesn't matter what sequence you take them . As long as you have 1 each for stacking that's all that matters .

Thanks Clestron, I get it...Thanks!

I totally forgot about setting up for HDR While I'm my last trip, so my shots above are only with one pic.

I have photomatix essential haven't upgrade yet, is it much of a difference?

There's also some software called Magic Lantern which is downloaded and installed to the SD card which offers bracketing. You can do seven exposures with that, although Essentials only processes up to five.

I'm curious to know the pros and cons of the full version over Essentials also. I already about the number of exposures it will take, and that to me is an advantage ...

McGulpin Point, Mackinaw City, MI sunset.

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