Lightly saute'd Mitsubishi
Dec 1, 2014 03:36:11 #
But, but, how do I get permission to paint the cars? :) :)
I do think I will learn to use HDR, just maybe not as forcefully as you. There can only be one master.
So you think photomatrix is the one to use? Does it have a subtle button, or is your way the only way.
And I hope you don't mind if I painted your truck. It was looking rusty.
Alan
I do think I will learn to use HDR, just maybe not as forcefully as you. There can only be one master.
So you think photomatrix is the one to use? Does it have a subtle button, or is your way the only way.
And I hope you don't mind if I painted your truck. It was looking rusty.
Alan
Dec 1, 2014 04:28:37 #
WAKD wrote:
But, but, how do I get permission to paint the cars? :) :)
I do think I will learn to use HDR, just maybe not as forcefully as you. There can only be one master.
So you think photomatrix is the one to use? Does it have a subtle button, or is your way the only way.
And I hope you don't mind if I painted your truck. It was looking rusty.
Alan
I do think I will learn to use HDR, just maybe not as forcefully as you. There can only be one master.
So you think photomatrix is the one to use? Does it have a subtle button, or is your way the only way.
And I hope you don't mind if I painted your truck. It was looking rusty.
Alan
Photomatix is the best quite simply and I have tried them all I think. For subtle you can fuse your images rather than tone map them. If you go down the tone map route the strength of the effect can be altered with a slider. Other way is to tone map your image and blend it with the normal exposure original using layers in Photoshop. Using this method you can of course selectively blend. ie Have an HDR truck but keep the background normal. Endless possibilities my man and a whole bundle of fun. Give you freedom to create exactly what you like and want
Dec 1, 2014 04:33:46 #
That's it then. PhotoMatrix. I will figure out the rest of it.
If it's got sliders, I will just keep them on the left end of the stick.
If it's got sliders, I will just keep them on the left end of the stick.
Dec 1, 2014 09:27:15 #
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Dec 1, 2014 19:08:28 #
WAKD wrote:
That's it then. PhotoMatrix. I will figure out the rest of it.
If it's got sliders, I will just keep them on the left end of the stick.
If it's got sliders, I will just keep them on the left end of the stick.
Bily is absolutely correct. I use Photomatix also. There are 2 versions, I use the pro version and there are a bunch of presets you can use. You have a choice between photographic, artistic and monochrome. The photographic gives you a more realistic look, but I'll warn you, it can be addictive to play around with the presets and sliders to see what you can do. If you're unsure about getting Photomatix you can download a free trial which is unlimited in time but it puts a large Photomatix watermark on the final image. I tried out both versions before purchasing.
Walt
Dec 2, 2014 03:03:43 #
Thanks Walt,
Don't really use presets much, but the sliders DO let me keep it subtle. Appreciate your advice, I will avoid addiction.
Alan
Don't really use presets much, but the sliders DO let me keep it subtle. Appreciate your advice, I will avoid addiction.
Alan
Dec 10, 2014 22:58:28 #
Billy, I've been looking at several of your post. Like your sense of humor. I think this is the best HDR of your's I've seen. Outstanding job.
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