First HDR Photos (please comment)
Nov 17, 2011 09:13:35 #
William wrote:
The texture pops when you close in, total focus is the
way here. I don't have any software yet but these compel
me to get into this. I'll keep my eye on you. Bravo Bv
way here. I don't have any software yet but these compel
me to get into this. I'll keep my eye on you. Bravo Bv
U can do HDR with Picnik.. Which is free :)
Nov 17, 2011 10:13:12 #
I use photomatix, and the latest version has an option to circle the object/s you think will need 'deghosting', and I can report that it works great. This alone saves you from having to go back and use layers in ps to get down to one image of the part that you have ghosting in.....big time saver. Much improved options on this program since it first came out.
Nov 17, 2011 10:20:15 #
Have not tried that yet but will. I usually load my HDR image into Lightroom and really clean it up there trying to get the hard HDR out of the image.
Wanda Krack wrote:
I use photomatix, and the latest version has an option to circle the object/s you think will need 'deghosting', and I can report that it works great. This alone saves you from having to go back and use layers in ps to get down to one image of the part that you have ghosting in.....big time saver. Much improved options on this program since it first came out.
Nov 17, 2011 10:26:59 #
fricciardi wrote:
This is my first try with HDR and my first post. Used Photomatic Pro and really having a lot of fun with this software. Would welcome comments or suggestions.
I feel you did a nice job on the HDR, but you really need to straighten out your pictures before you edited them. It's very distracting and basically ruined the picture for me.
No ones will every take you seriously if you can't see that your pictures are not straight. It reaks "beginner".
Nov 17, 2011 12:21:22 #
Your right, they are not straight. Never thought of checking that in any of my photos. Really appreciate the comment. Thats another reason why I value Hedgehog site. Thanks again
Nov 17, 2011 12:57:18 #
Photo 1: I wonder if HDR treatment was needed for low key and small dynamic range of the image.
Photo 3: You hit an HDR home run with this image.
Photo 3: You hit an HDR home run with this image.
Nov 17, 2011 16:07:23 #
fricciardi wrote:
Your right, they are not straight. Never thought of checking that in any of my photos. Really appreciate the comment. Thats another reason why I value Hedgehog site. Thanks again
Clearly, you want to grow, and I thank you for not taking insult to my comment. It was ment with the best intentions.
Nov 17, 2011 16:52:47 #
fricciardi wrote:
This is my first try with HDR and my first post. Used Photomatic Pro and really having a lot of fun with this software. Would welcome comments or suggestions.
Hey, I thought I was the only guy who overcooked my HDR pics!
No offense, I think you did great. A little over on #2----and #1,
but really not bad at all........I actually like them if they go a little to far. Is HDR worship wrong?
Nov 17, 2011 17:07:17 #
Pathfinder wrote:
Hey, I thought I was the only guy who overcooked my HDR pics!
No offense, I think you did great. A little over on #2----and #1,
but really not bad at all........I actually like them if they go a little to far. Is HDR worship wrong?
fricciardi wrote:
This is my first try with HDR and my first post. Used Photomatic Pro and really having a lot of fun with this software. Would welcome comments or suggestions.
Hey, I thought I was the only guy who overcooked my HDR pics!
No offense, I think you did great. A little over on #2----and #1,
but really not bad at all........I actually like them if they go a little to far. Is HDR worship wrong?
any guy who looks as cool and good looking as you do in your avatar, can say any thing he wants.
Nov 17, 2011 17:35:40 #
Nov 17, 2011 17:39:20 #
fricciardi wrote:
This is my first try with HDR and my first post. Used Photomatic Pro and really having a lot of fun with this software. Would welcome comments or suggestions.
I like them....you didn't over do them like most HDR pictures. I think less is more, well done.
Mike
Nov 17, 2011 21:29:09 #
Nov 17, 2011 21:48:12 #
I'm one that really enjoys HDR work and I think you did a very good job! Nice pictures!
Nov 17, 2011 22:00:11 #
Nov 17, 2011 22:16:36 #
Pathfinder wrote:
quote=Rachel quote=Pathfinder quote=fricciardi ... (show quote)
I know, I'm a flirt! heehee!
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