Another HDR Shot

Is this a case of another shot that's not really an HDR shot, or did you do some odd masking to avoid multiple images of the boat prior to merging the different exposures?

Nice composition, but there is something odd going on in the sky to the left. Is that an artifact of your blend?

J T wrote in post #2324370
Is this a case of another shot that's not really an HDR shot, or did you do some odd masking to avoid multiple images of the boat prior to merging the different exposures?

Nice composition, but there is something odd going on in the sky to the left. Is that an artifact of your blend?

Thank you.
In fact not any shot can be a good HDR unless you can get better exposure.
In fact i like this shot but the exposure was not good enough (original), and many HDR shots i did before i can see something odd as you said, but i can do HDR to another shots which are better Exposed but not good composition or nice view, so i have to choose between nice well compose shot and good exposed shot.

I don't know what any of that meant, but you didn't answer my question. Is this REALLY a multi-exposure HDR? And if so, how'd you avoid having multiple images of the moving boat?

J T wrote in post #2324456
I don't know what any of that meant, but you didn't answer my question. Is this REALLY a multi-exposure HDR? And if so, how'd you avoid having multiple images of the moving boat?

Aha, it is a secret, and yes, it is a multi-exposure

Tareq wrote in post #2324467
Aha, it is a secret, and yes, it is a multi-exposure

If you tell me your technique of blending multi-exposures in an HDR program (CS2 or Photomatix?) and avoiding multiple moving images, I'll tell you mine.

J T wrote in post #2324478
If you tell me your technique of blending multi-exposures in an HDR program (CS2 or Photomatix?) and avoiding multiple moving images, I'll tell you mine.

Don't worry, i have enough amazing HDR, so thanks for that.
If you want me to teach you then send me your best moving shot and i will try to do some magic HDR to it and see if you like the result, then i will teach you, it is not free

Aha, send the RAW shot.

Did you use auto-bracketing?

J T wrote in post #2324497
Did you use auto-bracketing?

Maybe, who knows.
you are a good photographer, i am not, so you should try
I can post another moving better HDR if you want, but the secret you have to find it yourself. give it a try

Tareq wrote in post #2324507
Maybe, who knows.
you are a good photographer, i am not, so you should try
I can post another moving better HDR if you want, but the secret you have to find it yourself. give it a try

Now you're just f'in' with me.

J T wrote in post #2324519
Now you're just f'in' with me.

just wait, i am working on moving shot to post HDR of it

Why don't we just share with the group?

My understanding was that true HDR could only be done on still subjects due to the mutliple exposure.

azpix wrote in post #2324527
Why don't we just share with the group?

My understanding was that true HDR could only be done on still subjects due to the mutliple exposure.

yes, you are right, just i was trying, but i failed

Check my new post in Birds section, New HDR there

Tareq wrote in post #2324565
Check my new post in Birds section, New HDR there

Ok, checked it out. One question: If you took the time to set up your tripod to get a multi-exposure shot for an HDR conversion, why didn't you avoid that piece of wall (or whatever it is) in the foreground? Or was that intended?