HDR images

[darweezie21]

amazing bro! thanks

can you tell me all the different setting that you took the pictures with, for example the exposure?

 

[crogers6569]

No flash, EV settings set an -2 through +2 in increments of 1. (-2,-1,0,1,2)

 

[darweezie21]

do you use adobe cs2?

 

[crogers6569]

I have Adobe Photoshop 7.1, do that HDR stuff with Photomatix just because its easier for me as a novice.

 

[darweezie21]

how to i get photomatix? and is it free?

 

[crogers6569]

im sure you can find a cracked copy around the net if you look hard enough... The photoshop plug in is a few bucks and the full program is 99$

 

[crabpot]

I may or may not have a cracked version of photomatix ... :wink:

 

[crogers6569]

I may or may not as well.... im SURE you can find one online.

 

[darweezie21]

aww hook it up with the cracked version!

 

[crogers6569]

I no longer have it on my HD.

Download here http://www.hdrsoft.com/download.html
and try this for teh registration key http://www.dailykeys.com/today/photomatix_registration_code.html

 

[my07blkgti]

My friend needs some help with HDR fellas since this is his first attempt at HDR...Any advice, comments would be greatly appreciated.:happyanim:

His equipment used includes,
Canon Rebel XT 350d
28-135 f3.5-5.6IS lens

Settings were manual, ISO was 100, Aperture was 8.0. We did -2, 0, +2.

These are the original pics...
-2

0

+2

HDR

 

[heftylefty]

nice, looks good man.

 

[absoluteczech]

remember not every picture needs HDR

 

[fuscobal]

HDR can be made from either multiple exposures (tripod recommended here even under powerful light) either from one single exposure. Single exposure is more comfortable since you don't need to loose time making multiple exposures or using a tripod. U just generate other 2 under and over exposed from the one u have. I've found HDR images not to be that cool on human skin or indoors (there are exceptions of course) because they look so un-natural ! I'm using Photomatix for HDR and Photoshop, Lightroom and Neat for other adjustements !

 

[ONGIE]

might as well throw this one into the mix...it's my first attempt at HDR using Photomatix...personally, i reckon it looks like a dogs breakfast...but i'll get there.