I used a popular HDR program called Photomatix. Here are a couple of my first attempts from last week. Any thoughts or suggestions on what I could do different?!?
Thursday, November 26, 2009
High Dynamic Range Photography
High Dynamic Range (or HDR) photography has fascinated me for some time. So I finally decided to take a crack at it. It involves photographing a series of bracketed exposures of the same image, then merging them together.
I used a popular HDR program called Photomatix. Here are a couple of my first attempts from last week. Any thoughts or suggestions on what I could do different?!?
I used a popular HDR program called Photomatix. Here are a couple of my first attempts from last week. Any thoughts or suggestions on what I could do different?!?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
6 comments:
Okay, now you're just showin off! Seriously, you should mass produce this one and sell them EVERYWHERE in Charleston..... you'll make a fortune.
- Tony
I Love it. I use HDRs in my 3D scenes for environmental lightning. Didn't know about this trick. I really like that :)
- Patrick
If you put a bride and groom either in the middle of that marsh or somewhere on the bridge, light them up with an SB900, you'll be the mac daddy.
- Virgil
Wow, I love this, Chris, just beautiful!
- Valerie
I love it....trying a trial version as we speak :-)
- Barbara
I bet they would pay you big bucks to sell it over there!! It is absolutely breathtaking!! WOW.
Eve
Post a Comment