in my garage

[mrtoad]

i am now trying again to get some mileage with my hdr program
its oloneo photoengine

this is done from one shot only....the multi shot edition even taken on a tripod didnt line up properly

 

[Peter69]

That shot is not really in need of HDR is it?

Open the garage door to get the sunny outdoors into the shot.Then try and even it up.

(try bracketing in rapid fir if handheld)

 

[Steve Smith]

That shot is not really in need of HDR is it?

You could probably say the same about most shots which have been HDR'd.


Steve.

 

[mrtoad]

That shot is not really in need of HDR is it?

Open the garage door to get the sunny outdoors into the shot.Then try and even it up.

(try bracketing in rapid fir if handheld)

i need to be more concentrated on the needs as you put it...i was trying a multi layer shot with differing exposures
+/- 2/3 stops...but it went down the swanee...
thanks for the heads up
cheers
geof

 

[mrtoad]

You could probably say the same about most shots which have been HDR'd.


Steve.

including a lot of mine...i paid £120 for oloneo photoengine about 3 years ago and havent gotten a decent hdr, and admittedly chose to experiment on anything
cheers
geof

 

[Peter69]

This is my idea of a good HDR
http://www.flowergategallery.co.uk/photo_979165.html

I wish I managed to get a good one but I end up overcooking and end up with those grungy types

 

[mrtoad]

This is my idea of a good HDR
http://www.flowergategallery.co.uk/photo_979165.html

I wish I managed to get a good one but I end up overcooking and end up with those grungy types

yes i can see the way to go now...its in the atmosphere and the clarity
will plod on regardless and try to crack this