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Published: 2006-05-17 00:51:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 1339; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 130
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some of you have been asking ...WTF is HDR?... well here is an example of an image redone in High Dynamic Range processing.. here is the original (now in my scraps) : [link]
Notice in particular the brown wooden wall above the door ..the way the tones of every little detail pop out in better contrast. Using HDR techniques in the post edit has enormous impact on detail.. especially in urbex photography where texture and detail are highly desirable..
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Hi there - I featured you in a new magazine News broadcast here [link] . Thanks for submitting such wicked images!
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thanks alot for that friend
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I love all of your shots done with the HDR. Really really looks like i should take several looks at what can be done with it .... thanks for the comparison.
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Now I must find out more about this HDR thing! Thanks for sharing! It does look better.
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Nice... this is the kind of answers that I like... They say what, but no how...
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Great mess! I don't like finding the way so easy... Stop saying you use HDRI Shaolin Technique!!!!!!!
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Very sweet!! Love the colors. I to have been messing with the HDR stuff. Cant wait to go on a shoot. Keep it up dude. I so look forward to seeing your work.
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I'm amazed at what this HDR can do. Well done.
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not that your photography lacks any of these qualities without digital enhancement ... but yes, i'd agree it adds incredible depth to both colour & texture ... very very cool!
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I thought..repost? But then I looked.. It makes the photo a whole lot darker, and adds a slight red hue, doesn't it? I'm not sure if I like one or the other best... they're different, but both are great.
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I have to say, I DO like this one better. I'll have to learn how to do that
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its a very awesome program .. photomatix pro 2.2.2
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Hmm....might have to look for that one.
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very ncie shot
the lighting, color and contrast are perfect for this shot
i love how you can see all the rusty grungy details
great work
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thanks ..yes the HDR process really brings everything out nicely.. glad you like the Grunge!
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haha who doesnt!
your quite welcome!
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Cool - nice to have the A-B comparison link! Thanks! It sort of reminds me of the analog vs digital debate in music recording
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yes ..its got me quite fascinated Brad.. I'm only new to the technique, but love the deep eye-candy it can produce!
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yes.. its a tone-balancing process using the best tones from 2 or more of the exact same image shot at different f-stops..
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It's an interesting process. It definitely has some advantages but I'm still not convinced about the results. That said, this is bloody great.
If I ever get any time to play I'll have to give HDR a try. Very interesting technique.
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well the results can vary to the extreme depending on how you tone-map the HDR image.. I just 'aquired' a copy of Photomatix Pro 2.2.2 ... amazing little proggy!
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what a mess
But great photo....love the colors here.
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beautiful.
thanks for the HDR def.
thats really cool.
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ooo this is much better. colors came out way better.
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Whoa! Very big difference man. I must agree that this was a better choice
Great work man
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