[Lord_Nikon]

Taken by one of my friends, I got to try my had at HDR one of these days.

 

[Lord Calvert]

Cool photo like the washed out monotone look of it.

 

[Tufast]

That is bad ass

 

[Sabbasaun]

Nice! I likka alot

 

[Tufast]

Lord Nikon, I want to get some photos of my BMW done like that after I'm finished with my exterior mods. Who do you think I should approach & what should I ask them I'm interested in having done?

 

[Lord_Nikon]

If you have a digital camera and photoshop you can do it your self.

 

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Gangster!!!!!

 

[Tufast]

If you have a digital camera and photoshop you can do it your self.

Lord_Nikon, I have a pretty nice digital Cannon I bought for my mom her last B-day I'm sure she'll let me use. After I finish my exterior mods, will you give me pointers on what to do after taking the photos. I really am not computer/camera savvy. Thanks again for the insight.
:bow:

 

[Lord_Nikon]

Its pretty east, just find a good HSR soft, then take 3 photos form the EXACT same position. one under exposed, one over, and one just right
Then overlay them together..
High dynamic range imaging - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Im still working on getting it right. that photo was taken by a friend.

 

[majred]

That's a very nice HDR photo! I've done a few myself, but nothing turned out overly impressive in my opinion, so I haven't posted them.

If you're looking for some good info on how to make them, check out the Wiki page Lord Nikon posted, as well as this page: Backing Winds: How to Create Professional HDR Images has a good "tutorial" if you would rather use Photoshop to accomplish the same effect.

Also, for HDR junkies, this Flickr photo pool has what you're looking for

 

[dic51]

That's a very nice HDR photo! I've done a few myself, but nothing turned out overly impressive in my opinion, so I haven't posted them.

If you're looking for some good info on how to make them, check out the Wiki page Lord Nikon posted, as well as this page: Backing Winds: How to Create Professional HDR Images has a good "tutorial" if you would rather use Photoshop to accomplish the same effect.

Also, for HDR junkies, this Flickr photo pool has what you're looking for

I want to thank you for these links,majred. Since I am new to HDR I want to take some time to learn some of these tecniques. Between the camera and supporting attatchments I have been able to procure, I believe that with time it will prove to be most rewarding. Now I just have to get my hands on a photoshop program.