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C&C - First attempt at HDR

17-06-2008 9:31pm

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GhostInTheRuins

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Hey folks. I've been looking into HDR for a few days now and today I finally got around to trying it out. It's nothing too spectacular, just the clock in the sitting room. I can't wait to try it out outside but today was just boring and grey.

I did a +/-2 exposure and blended them with a program called "Essential HDR" (It's free!). What do you think? is it a bit over the top? Any advice appreciated.

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#2 17-06-2008 9:37pm

DonkeyStyle \o/

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I like it, it's the kind of thing I'd stare at for hours if I was wasted.

GhostInTheRuins wrote: »

with a program called "Essential HDR" (It's free!).

Hmm, got a link? I googled to no avail.

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#3 17-06-2008 9:40pm

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DonkeyStyle \o/ wrote: »

I like it, it's the kind of thing I'd stare at for hours if I was wasted.

Hmm, got a link? I googled to no avail.

Yes. It's still beta, so you have to register to download it.

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#4 17-06-2008 11:39pm

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excuse my total ignorance but HDR?

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#5 18-06-2008 12:02am

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KStaford wrote: »

excuse my total ignorance but HDR?

High Dynamic Range;).

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#6 18-06-2008 12:10am

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KStaford wrote: »

excuse my total ignorance but HDR?

Usually take a series of exposures, under, on-meter, over to capture the full range of light in the image, and merge them together

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