Something Borrowed ... Something New
Dec 29, 2012 23:16:06 #
I read an "e-tut" by a guy named Alex Koloskov, on creating HDR using Photoshop Merge. What the heck .. gave it a try.
Dec 30, 2012 02:22:52 #
Beautifully and tastefully done :thumbup: :thumbup:
Most of the time I don't like HDR because it's usually overdone and then the photo looks fake or cartoonish but yours is well done.
Let's see some more :)
Most of the time I don't like HDR because it's usually overdone and then the photo looks fake or cartoonish but yours is well done.
Let's see some more :)
Dec 30, 2012 12:10:14 #
tramsey wrote:
Beautifully and tastefully done :thumbup: :thumbup:
Most of the time I don't like HDR because it's usually overdone and then the photo looks fake or cartoonish but yours is well done.
Let's see some more :)
Most of the time I don't like HDR because it's usually overdone and then the photo looks fake or cartoonish but yours is well done.
Let's see some more :)
Thanks tramsey. I'm not into the "garrish" look either. I have the "Photomatix Pro", but haven't been able to control the "cartoon" effect with it. Thanks for looking and commenting.
Dec 30, 2012 12:12:43 #
John_Central_FL
Loc: Orlando, FL
I like the merge effect. How many shots were merged? And were they at different setting, exposures?
Dec 30, 2012 12:30:53 #
John_Central_FL wrote:
I like the merge effect. How many shots were merged? And were they at different setting, exposures?
Thanks John. This one was a 3 shot bracket, -2 .. 0 .. +2. I used PSE 9 PhotoMerge, which is capable of merging up to 10 shots. Had I expanded my range to 3 shots on the minus and 3 shots on the plus and merged all 6 shots, I could have lessened the blown highlights in the water, and increased the detail in the shadows. Now that I know this, perhaps my future HDR's will improve. Thanks for looking and commenting.
Dec 30, 2012 14:20:14 #
Dec 30, 2012 15:54:47 #
Drigby1 wrote:
Good rendering.
Thanks Drigby. I appreciate your time and comment.
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