Some new pics.....my HDR attempts
03-09-2009, 07:56 PM
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at first when i looked at the pic, i was wondering y it didnt have any cobra badges on it then i looked at ur other pics and realized it was a gt lol, but ur stang is looking good and nice pics.
03-10-2009, 12:48 AM
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03-11-2009, 11:01 PM
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pretty cool stuff. i liked the second to last pic the best. you can tell in the others that the images you layed over eachother, then processed werent lined up exactly. thats what gives that jagged, unsharp look. also try smoothing out the light a bit more, and set the micro-smoothing up a tad as well. it will help get rid of the grainyness in some of the pics. hope you dont mind some CC, i do alot of hdr stuff lol.
03-12-2009, 02:18 AM
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it is High Definition Rendering...my buddy is really into HDR and what he does is merge 3 photos that are bracketed (one a litte underexposed, one exposed correctly, one a little overexposed) and combines them to get the best colors and contrast from all of them. i havent dont this myself yet, but want to
03-21-2009, 10:46 AM
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it is High Definition Rendering...my buddy is really into HDR and what he does is merge 3 photos that are bracketed (one a litte underexposed, one exposed correctly, one a little overexposed) and combines them to get the best colors and contrast from all of them. i havent dont this myself yet, but want to
It's actually High Dynamic Range. And you can use as many exposures as youlike, doesn't have to be just 3.