First HDR set, Ohio River Valley
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axe9
Registered: Oct 08, 2008
Total Posts: 184
Country: United States

Took a trip to the Ohio River Valley (Hicks Dome, Elizabeth town, KY area) and took about 300 pictures today. I had my tripod, and the sun was harsh, so i thought I'd try to set up some HDR shots. All at 3 exposure, (-1.0.+2)

Thanks in advance, C&C welcome!
Here are the HDRs I took.

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What You Guys Think?
Am I Doin' it rite?



sixty9sublime
Registered: Sep 05, 2008
Total Posts: 13
Country: United States

Not the best choice of pictures for HDR



Chuck Kuhn
Registered: Feb 24, 2003
Total Posts: 3887
Country: United States

Agree with Sixty, very difficult to pick up the HDR. What software did you use



Terry D
Registered: Jan 12, 2003
Total Posts: 6661
Country: United States

I guess what I'd like to say is that if I and others can't see the HDR effect.... you did a great job.

However, I would love to see a before and after of at least one of them just for giggles.

Terry



Imagemaster
Registered: Feb 23, 2004
Total Posts: 24935
Country: Canada

sixty9sublime wrote:
Not the best choice of pictures for HDR


Yeah, what is the point? Don't look great to me.



Secondlaw
Registered: Dec 06, 2008
Total Posts: 111
Country: United States

Sorry... I don't see anything special about these. They're nice pics but like a few others said, "what's the point"



ComSoup
Registered: Jan 30, 2008
Total Posts: 325
Country: United States

#1 - Too busy for good HDR. Can't really tell either, just looks like an over-sharpened image w/ a bit of saturation.
#2 - Same as #1
#3 - Ghosting from movement of people on the three exposures
#4 - Over exposed sky: not enough range covered by HDR (you need to expose for the extreme highlights and extreme shadows in your range of photos for HDR creation, to get full range of exposure. Typically, my HDR work is around 5-7 exposures.
#5 - Horizon is off.
#6 - Flag ghosting.
#7 - Horizon is off.
#8 - Horizon is off.
#9 - Horizon is off. Ghosting with people.
#10 - Horizon is off.



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