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er how do you convert photos to HDR ones?
You will have to take multiple photos of the same scene with different brightness levels (EV). Most people use a minimum of 3 pictures but you can use as many as you wish (gives the software more information to work with if you use more). So say for example you take a picture at EV 0.0, another at EV 1.0 and a last one at EV -1.0. You load these three images into a program and then mess around with the settings until you find the look that you like. For software, I like Photomatix but it isn't free and you can use Photoshop but I got poor result with CS4. On the previous pages (maybe 1-3 pages back) people were discussing free alternatives.DerNürmister;4469914er how do you convert photos to HDR ones?
I quite like that one.
I've been having a play with this today too, i think this ones the best i've come up with so far:
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What range of exposure values did you use for the black and white HDR? It's really good.
My addition:
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Here's one of the Red Bull X1 at it's home.
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Is there a tutorial how to make some good HDRs, especially with GT5. I have a lot experience with Photoshop and graphics, but not photography and HDR.
Where is this?
here's a couple, its my first go at this, some i'm happy with some i'm not
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I'm really into my photography and HDR is something I've always liked. I've seen some really good HDR photos coming out from some people which has made me want to give it a go, so here is a couple of efforts from me.
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Thanks for looking!
I've been putting one together, and should have it up by the end of the week - SlipZtrEm asked me about it and said he'll include in the Tutorial Depot that's stickied in this subforum. So stay tuned!
I'm really into my photography and HDR is something I've always liked. I've seen some really good HDR photos coming out from some people which has made me want to give it a go, so here is a couple of efforts from me.
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Thanks for looking!