HDR photos

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now that's HDR :D if you don't mind my asking, how many pictures do you use?
 
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:) Thanks, they are made with 3 pics

oh ok, cool :D I use five....I'm always trying to achieve the really really HDR look, but can't :| it always end up dark-ish..
 
Been a while since this thread had some activity.
Might as well drop this here.

 
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Black Volkswagens
 
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Can I revive this thread? :p

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FYI, this is my first proper (merging photos) HDR edit. :D
R.I.P. Carroll Shelby. :(
 
I didn't try for HDR, but they came out with a light touch of it. Original pics taken by Andy Voong.

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In photography, the whole idea behind HDR images is to capture the range of light and tones that the human eye can see or create a truly visceral and dramatic image with LOTS of contrast.

There's some good stuff here but I've also seen some that are so flat they have almost no texture left at all (not trying to be rude).

That being said this is my idea of an HDR image (It is also an AD submission for the current 3.0 unlimited photocomp). It is composed of three images. One at +3EV, one at 0EV, and one at -3EV.

The main idea was to keep the sky from being totally blown out and missing the nice sunset but keep details in the car visible.

I leave it to you for an up or down vote ;)

 
Very nice work Chris, realistic HDR the way I like it 👍 The first one with the Ferrari F1 is really superb 👍
 
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