HDR once again. This time its real HDR (56k okay.. MUHAHA:)
08-11-2007, 09:53 PM
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Great pictures! I really need to learn more, I have a lot of trouble with taking pictures on sunny days. Are there any books or websites you would recommend to learn more, or did you just learn it by practice?
08-11-2007, 09:58 PM
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J/k Vince, awesome shots. Despite the camera'* abilities, it takes someone with a good eye to capture the image. I think my bonne is in need of some of your photography skills.
J/k Vince, awesome shots. Despite the camera'* abilities, it takes someone with a good eye to capture the image. I think my bonne is in need of some of your photography skills.
08-11-2007, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by PDXGTP
Wow, that last pic is awesome.. 
So do you have the Corsa exhaust? Looks like Corsa tips there Mr.
I'm a total and complete Corsa fan...
So do you have the Corsa exhaust? Looks like Corsa tips there Mr.
I'm a total and complete Corsa fan...
For everyone that is wondering anyone can do this if you have a manual shutter on your camera.
I shot these with my D200 with a crappy lens, shot multiple exposures for each shot thats the reason that it doesn't look real for some of them.
He'* in Arizona, John. The land that even the Lord God himself forgot to irrigate.
I just cant get the results like you out of my kodak disposable camera.
What, No club decals?
Awsome pics man... and I love the sticker... whatcha got?
Great pictures! I really need to learn more, I have a lot of trouble with taking pictures on sunny days. Are there any books or websites you would recommend to learn more, or did you just learn it by practice?
I think my bonne is in need of some of your photography skills.
Guys these pictures can be done by anyone really takes time though. =/
08-11-2007, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by GXP_Vince
I shot these with my D200 with a crappy lens, shot multiple exposures for each shot
I just hold the exposure compensation button my Maxxum 700si after locking focus and it goes to work, unfortunately I only get half-stop variations in exposure, which isn't nearly enough latitude for negative (or even slide) film to get proper HDR, I don't think. So I don't bother with HDR at all, the higher dynamic range of film does it for me.
The post-work in Photoshop (ad nauseum) is also crucial. As said all you need is a tripod (I'd recommend it) and an exposure compensation mode.
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Your right tripod is a must
Now I shot the GXP pics about a month ago there was nearly as many multiple exposures as the ones I shot yesturday
Now I shot the GXP pics about a month ago there was nearly as many multiple exposures as the ones I shot yesturday