HDR photos

charybdis

Promac wrote: »

If people come asking for help and you can't then don't bother. You make the rest of us look bad with your attitude problem.

1: People ask for help.
2: I help them.
3: <SNIP>
4: ???
5: Profit.

charybdis

magicbastarder wrote: »

is there a function in photoshop to set every pixel to 50% luminance? surely that's HDR taken to its logical conclusion?

"HDR" Portrait:

cram1971

Off the OP question but here is a tutorial on how to achieve similiar results in PS from a single image, actualy been playing around with it today for a bit of fun.

http://www.thedigitalphotographyconnection.com/pfdp_player.php?ID=oFj3m8YT

challengemaster

Amazing how people can't read anymore. Lads, the OP isn't a photographer - so probably doesn't give a flying toot about HOW TO make a HDR photo. They don't want links to PS tutorials or blogs about HDR

They want a photographer to take photos of them.

<SNIP>

cram1971

challengemaster wrote: »

Amazing how people can't read anymore. Lads, the OP isn't a photographer - so probably doesn't give a flying toot about HOW TO make a HDR photo. They don't want links to PS tutorials or blogs about HDR

They want a photographer to take photos of them.




I lol'd :pac:

Hey A lot of people read this thread because of the subject HDR photos if the subject isn't specific thread will attract and wander (no offense to OP) so therefore I posted the link as I thought some of the posters would be interested in the link ./.. get off your soap box there is enough people in this country on theirs at the moment

Promac

charybdis wrote: »

1: People ask for help.
2: I help them.
3: <SNIP>
4: ???
5: Profit.

Leave it on AH will you?

charybdis

Promac wrote: »

Leave it on AH will you?

Sssshh. You're making the rest of us look bad.

Borderfox

Getting a bit sick of this, as in the other threads keep it on topic.

pete4130

All studios generally use lighting of some description and I for one wouldn't consider any studio fasion/portrait shot to be "strobist".

"Strobist" for me is any Joe Soap with some off camera flash/lighting set up at home, in the street or DIY studio set up as opposed to a fully working professional studio.

It looks like studio work heavily processed, possibly tonemapped.

magicbastarder

charybdis wrote: »

"HDR" Portrait:

that's the b&w version, though.

achtungbarry

humberklog wrote: »

Ooops, eh, mabeh?:pac:. I'd say he'd give it a go:pac::pac::pac:.

Sorry OP and Prof. Charybdis I didn't see the brackets.:o

But I bet he would!

Would love to help but I know absolutely nothing about fashion photography. And anyway, I'm not sure any models would be too pleased after I've given the raw files a run through the old hdr processing :pac::pac:.

I wouldn't say it is the most flattering look for fashion as every single detail, spot and wrinkle is amplified. I have to say I rarely use the technique if ever with people. I prefer using it with landscapes and urban photography where I can bring out textures and enhance local detail.

Anyway, good look with your search OP.

NayLa

Thanks guys, you all have been very helpful, got a few PMs - will see how it works out, will post the pictures in a while, hopefully it works out well