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This is a discussion on Playing with HDR within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Tim, if you haven't already checked them out I recommend Marko's podcasts on HDR 59 - HDR - High dynamic ...
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Tim, if you haven't already checked them out I recommend Marko's podcasts on HDR
59 - HDR - High dynamic range photography - Interview with Joseph Cartright | Photography.ca
Photo Realistic HDR | Photography.ca
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HDR play can be fun but when you push the colours too far they look unrealistic. I'm afraid your HDR falls into that category imo.
I quite like both of the car trail images, but favour the second one. Hope that may help
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Well, if you are going to play with HDR, you may as well check out one of the masters of over the top yet still well done HDR.
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much more realistic colours - I like.
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Is the last shot of the railroad bridge a single shot conversion? I ask because of the presence of people that appear in motion. I'd be interested in seeing this photograph without HDR. ( and the sensor spots
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Yes, I took the photo I shot and over and under exposed it in Lightroom, then used Photomatix. Here is the original shot.
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Here is another shot I did tonight
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