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Published: 2009-11-11 18:03:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 10451; Favourites: 242; Downloads: 73
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just experimenting with hdr...any critique is welcome!
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thank you! very much appreciated!
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very cool!! 
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excelent job, superb pic!
i love it, i'm going to add to my favourites right now!
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check my gallery [link]
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very good experimenting, i love the colors, the composition, everything
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Thank you very much for the featuring!!! Very much appreciated!
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Great detail... well done.. I don't see much noise so ... again well done.
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thank you very much!
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Looks great, you seem to have mastered it, the sky looks awesome and really adds to the mood of the image of the train.
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thank you very much!
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I'm looking for something to hang on my wall...may I use this? (I'd need a copy without the watermark, obviously)
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IΒ΄m honored! I just removed the watermark... Thank you!
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Very nice, doesn't look experimental at all.
What is HDR?
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Thank you!
HDR = High dynamic range. Basically you combine 3 or more images with different exposures into one image. In another process called "tone mapping" you can then alter the contrast of the image.
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You're welcome, and thanks for the HDR explanation.
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Thank you very much!
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Great Shot! 
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brother could you plz tell us about your tone mapping settings..
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in principle i use photomatix to do tonemapping. The trick is however not to overdoe it - especially the lighting. May i humbly state that when i look to your gallery hdrs this i think is the main problem. If the lighting isnΒ΄t right it starts to look weird and youΒ΄re getting halos. Sometimes this is OK but that depends on the motiv.
On the other hand when taking your pictures you should also keep in mind that sometimes 3 exposures wonΒ΄t do the job - you need more. This is a problem that i for myself have much to often. IΒ΄m too excited taking the pictures that i forget to watch the histogramm carefully enough - as a consequence afterwards your hdrs become noisy.
IΒ΄ve found a great beginners tutorial of ben wilmore an hdr artist here: [link]
i think this video says it all.
making hdrs isnΒ΄t hard - the post processing however is - because you have to get a sense of lighting. This for me is the hardest part...
hope i could help u!
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thank u very much!
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