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Jenko_Sport
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Colour balance is off quite abit aswell in it.
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its meant to be like that. Its taken at night with street lighting as its only light source. Impossible to get any kind of colour range in it
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cleaned up the orange tone and colour a bit
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This is my first ever attempt at a HDR, i still have no idea how my camera works 100% but i've been reading about HDR and took 3 pics, one at 0EV, one at +2 and one at -2ev and used PS to put them together

Not to bad for first try?
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thast cool mate, just needs a tad more shifting to the under exposed one for the lights
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When i get a min ill have a bash at it.
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Both just the single exposure from when i was up in edinburgh.
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
tonights attempt, i think im improving with this technique slowly



[Edited on 17-11-2010 by Steve]



Just wondering. Why do you need the EV-2?

Isnt everything thats in EV-2 in EV-0?
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No, much more detail around the lamp in ev -2.
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dark exposures compress the highlights so you get detail there, light exposures bring out details in shadows and the midranges are taken from the 0

you cant relaly do proper hdr from one exposure, especially in situations where you need it

[Edited on 13-12-2010 by Steve]
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Now you say that i can see what you mean.
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So Steve can I edit just the EV+2 version of the photo to get the lights down? I only quickly played around with the options in PS but didn't know you can do it to the single images?
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play around in photoshop with shadows/highlights

or take a less then -2 lower exposure shot, most of mine are

[Edited on 14-12-2010 by Steve]
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What is ev exactly?
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exposure value
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quote:
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cleaned up the orange tone and colour a bit



Take the tango out of the picture and would look brilliant imo.
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exposure value





In simpleish terms
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how much light the camera exposes to the film or sensor in terms of digital.

higher exposure more light hence brighter image, lower less light
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Ahhh ok. Is that with or without flash?
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i never use the flash tbh
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Flash makes for awful photos, if the shutter speed is to low at the lowest F number then you need a tripod
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quote:
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Flash makes for awful photos, if the shutter speed is to low at the lowest F number then you need a tripod


Not if you have an off camera flash.
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Flash makes for awful photos


Biggest load of bollocks!
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i think hdr kind of negates the need for flash. They have there use though
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quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
quote:
Originally posted by Piér
Flash makes for awful photos


Biggest load of bollocks!


Depends really, I think most built in flash's on DSLRs have very limited use. Much better to up ISO, adjust shutter etc to avoid using the flash. More often that not ruins a photo. I'm not sure if I have ever actually used my built in flash. If however you are using dedicated flash units then its a slightly different story

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