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Discussion in 'Creative Arts' started by triXXXter, Mar 29, 2004.

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  1. TestShoot

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    #5629 jelpspeed, Jan 5, 2009
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    My little daughter calls this house "the house of the monsters", it´s located in a nice little town called TEOCALTICHE, about 2 hours from here.
    sorry for the energy and phone wires, but couldn´t take the picture without them.
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  5. Cavallino Aficionado

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    #5632 ryalex, Jan 5, 2009
    Straight wires like that should be easy to clone tool out.
     
  8. yzee

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    #5638 jelpspeed, Jan 7, 2009
    We should start a separate HDR pictures Thread!

    what do you think?
     
  14. agup48

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    #5639 agup48, Jan 7, 2009
    Do it Ever! :)

    I want to see all the crazy nice pictures!! :D
     
  15. mchas

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    #5640 mchas, Jan 7, 2009
    95% of the HDR shots I have seen do NOT do HDR any justice. Most people still don't understand the correct time and place to use the technique, resulting in some funky pastel-looking shots. Just my opinion.
     
  16. blackwood

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  19. blackwood

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    #5646 NbyNW, Jan 8, 2009
    I'm a little dense here - what does HDR stand for? Hi Def something...??
     
  22. 4REphotographer

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    #5647 4REphotographer, Jan 8, 2009
    High Dynamic Range, it consists of taking 3 photos at 3 different exposure settings (usually 0, +2, -2) and then using software to combine them all together and create a cool effect.
     
  23. blackwood

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    Chris gave a brief description of the what.

    The why is as follows: digital camera sensors can't display a very wide range of brightness. If a scene in the forest is metered for the shadow detail, the sunlight through the leaves at the top will more than likely be overexposed. The opposite is also true.

    When parts of an image are either over or underexposed, there is a loss of detail. If the camera makes a bright scene white, no amount of tampering will bring out the details. If it makes a dark scene black, you are equally as hosed.

    HDR images allow for a much larger dynamic range than that of a single digital exposure. If I take a shot metered for the shadows, another for the highlights, and another for the mid tones, and then I stitch them together, I'm going to get a better representation of what the eye saw (since the eye can discern a much wider dynamic range).

    Alternately, people use it with a technique called tone-mapping to create the effect Chris mentioned.


    edit: Note that some people create psudo-HDR images from a single shot by digitally increasing and decreasing the brightness before slapping them together. I call it "psudo" because although it creates a visual effect, the image won't exhibit any more detail that the single exposure.
     
  24. 4REphotographer

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    #5649 4REphotographer, Jan 8, 2009
    Is Photoshop's HDR "maker" more for making sure everything is exposed correctly and less about the HDR "effect"? It doesn't seem that PS does the tone mapping part. Thanks for explaining the technical side of it, never understood most of it and now that I know how to use it to better expose rather than the effect, which I have never been a huge fan of.
     
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