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Tom_Coe

 posted on 16th Oct 08 at 12:08

cheers for the advice managed to get a full version of it im going to set this a a little project over the weekend now


Scotty_B

 posted on 16th Oct 08 at 11:59

First thing to do is download the trial version of Photomatix.

Then goe out and take 3 photos on a tripod:

1 x overexposed for shadow detail + 2 stops
1 x normal exposure
1 x underexposed for highlight detail - 2 stops

Make sure you use Aperture priority or manual mode as you don't want the camera changing the aperture for each shot.

Load them into Photomatix and hit tone mapping.

Tweek and play,

save

done.

:thumbs:


[Edited on 16-10-2008 by CorSRi_BT]


Tom_Coe

 posted on 16th Oct 08 at 11:47

wow :! just looked on that vanilla days, he has got some skill! really made me want to try this now as well


Whittie

 posted on 16th Oct 08 at 09:33

Vanilladays.
Google it


Neo

 posted on 16th Oct 08 at 09:29

High dynamic range

You take 3 - 7 pictures. +/- 1 or 2 stops each photo, taken using a tripod, put together using photoshop or equivalent.

Google it, you'll find shit loads of tutorials and photos and info :thumbs:


Demo

 posted on 16th Oct 08 at 08:04

what the fuck does HDR stand for and how do i go about creating a HDR image :lol: