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Feb 10, 2009 19:37 |  #1

I decided to take a HDR picture - this is a result from 3 different exposures ..

about 1 minute worth of shutter - i was dying

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I also like the underexpose picture as well, what you think ?...

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Just taking C&C on the HDR and maybe feelings about the second picture ..

Thanks for looking guys/gals .. ;)



  
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Feb 10, 2009 19:59 |  #2

RiKaN HaVoK wrote in post #7299324 (external link)
I decided to take a HDR picture - this is a result from 3 different exposures ..

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Thats funny! Holy cow you have some patience! That really is a long time to remain still like that. :D

I'd say it was worth it thought. That is a really good image, Nice color and texture. Great comp too!

Not sure about the underexposed shot though. At least on my monitor it really looks dark but it is interesting.


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Feb 10, 2009 22:29 |  #3

I like the HDR. On my calibrated monitor the underexposed shot is just too dark.


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Feb 10, 2009 22:50 as a reply to  @ jgrussell's post |  #4

Have you tried blending the two in photoshop?


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Feb 11, 2009 03:01 |  #5

tmcman wrote in post #7300691 (external link)
Have you tried blending the two in photoshop?

OP did use the less exposed image in the HDR composite. Or so thats how I understood it anyway.


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Feb 11, 2009 03:05 |  #6

The second one IMO is good also, maybe more light behind it to silhouette the picture more, would really make it.


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Feb 11, 2009 05:54 |  #7

Thank for the comments ...

the HDR is compose from three different exposures .. -2 0 2.

the second picture is the -2 from the set. Since my monitor is uncalibrated I couldn't tell it was to dark. I wanted to just have the bridge bright and everything else appear as a silhouette .. if that makes any sense ..




  
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Feb 11, 2009 07:21 |  #8

Great idea and execution. Thanks for sharing.


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