Post Your Best HDR Photo

Amazing shots, as usual. Tareq and Hardcore - those are some awesome landscapes.

Collin85 wrote in post #6151052
Amazing shots, as usual. Tareq and Hardcore - those are some awesome landscapes.

Thank you very much

These 2 more for you

WOW, those two are amazing. I like the second best Tareq. Where are you located? It's too city and ugly natured where I'm at.

newb2pro_1day_or_so wrote in post #6151465
WOW, those two are amazing. I like the second best Tareq. Where are you located? It's too city and ugly natured where I'm at.

Thank you very much
I live in Ajman city, too city ugly more than your city [I doubt that your city is too urban or ugly], those shots were from a photography tour with some friends last Saturday in Oman areas very close to UAE borders.

Tareq...i really like most of your shots...do you typically do 3 exposures? 5?

yes, Tareq, I looked through your devient art site, AMAZING. It would be great if you could share a little about how many exposures you use and some workflow tips. I see some shots that would be nearly impossible to get 3 or 5 consecutive exposures, but still look fantastic. Are you achieving all that from 1 raw converted to 3 jpegs with multiple exposures?

Thank you very much all.

In fact i just was experimenting with HDR, i did many shots and tried to apply HDR to see if i can do it good or not.

It is really so big surprise for me that many of you prefer or choose #2 shot, this shot was done with just 1 RAW file into 3 TIFF for HDR, but the first 1 i was taken 3 different exposures [Bracket] RAW files and then converted each to TIFF and merge them for HDR, so the first one is real HDR and the second is just from 1 single RAW file [psedu-HDR], mostly i use 1 Single RAW file then create 5 exposures [TIFF], but this time i just chose those 2 shots, one with 3 multiple exposures from camera and the second with 1 RAW single created in 3 exposures by software later [and i always do 5 rather than 3 but for change this time].

I can write and post the original and the final shots to show the difference and the steps, but i am still learning HDR, and not all shots can give me good HDR as i can see from many shots.

Haha Tareq, I'm also a bigger fan of the second one. I guess I should give the single RAW file trick a try. So far, I've never bothered thinking it would never work well.

TATER64: Decent composition but you absolutely butchered the colours man.

Collin85 wrote in post #6155403
Haha Tareq, I'm also a bigger fan of the second one. I guess I should give the single RAW file trick a try. So far, I've never bothered thinking it would never work well.

TATER64: Decent composition but you absolutely butchered the colours man.

Practice more and more, but the best advice or tip i can give you is try to have the original RAW file with good well exposure as much as you can, don't try to make HDR to fix your exposure and so.

Tareq wrote in post #6155523
Practice more and more, but the best advice or tip i can give you is try to have the original RAW file with good well exposure as much as you can, don't try to make HDR to fix your exposure and so.

Good advice! Thanks Tareq.

Thanks guys
HDR takes some getting used to,but enjoying the time practicing

Collin85 wrote in post #6155534
Good advice! Thanks Tareq.

You are welcome!