Posted by jwhairybob (Sitka, United States) on 1 February 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
One of my first tests in HDR rendering (bracketing three exposures to make one high-dynamic-range image). This was just handheld, so hopefully I can get some better results from a supported platform.
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This is a great HDR, especially for your first attempt. Not overdone (like a lot of HDR's seem to be).
1 Feb 2007 1:12am
SUPERB jwhairybob! Excellent job - the tones are GREAT!
1 Feb 2007 5:53am
Technospeak has me baffled! How do you "bracket" ? And "supported platform" - a tripod or ... ? The result, however you did it, is fabulously rich in depth and color.
1 Feb 2007 6:40am
@Sidonie: so i used a digital SLR that has a function to "bracket", or take more than one shot quickly at different exposures. So i got three pictures, one very dark, one pretty good and one very dark. The program on my computer (Photomatix) digitally combined them to pick up the details in the shadows and highlights, making the image closer to what a human eye can capture. The results are normally pretty cool. And yes, I did mean tripod. (but it could be anything... beanbag, etc.)
VERY NICE BALANCE
1 Feb 2007 6:50am
A very cool shot. as sidonie says, really rich tones. love it.
1 Feb 2007 7:25am
Nice tones and feel to the light. Good work!
1 Feb 2007 10:50am
Good first effort - looks like a computer render
4 Feb 2007 5:13pm
PREVIEW ONLY
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