Post your HDR images:

[serendipidy]

Beautiful photo Eric.

I have never tried HDR but would like to learn. What camera, lens, and settings did you use? How many shots and size of EV bracketing do you usually use? What PP software do you recommend?

Thanks for any advice.

Peace

[Waterdonkey]

 Photomatix HDR Aperture plug-in.  I find it easy to use.
Canon 7D 15-85mm EF-s

[iris chrome]

Nice shot waterdonkey.

This is my first ever HDR photo. Handheld with XSi and 18-55mm.


Morikami by Iris Chrome, on Flickr

[yuxinhong]

Here is one i took for my client

[joshuajacks324]

Long time viewer, first time caller! I'm new here and thought I'd upload a few HDR shots I've recently taken here in Luang Prabang, Laos.
Also, just started uploading to 500px.
http://500px.com/joshuajacks

[blaydese]

Beautiful photo Eric.

I have never tried HDR but would like to learn. What camera, lens, and settings did you use? How many shots and size of EV bracketing do you usually use? What PP software do you recommend?

Thanks for any advice.

Peace

serendipidy,

Thank you, I try, I mean I'm not even close
to these other guys and gals, but I have fun
and that is what matters.


I use a Canon 60D, with 18-135 lens
(The one that comes with it from the store)
http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EF-S-18-135mm-f-3.5-5.6-IS-Lens-Review.aspx
I'm yet to buy my first L lens.

As for settings... this is how I do
mine: (Not my video, but I found
this a while back and he covers it well)

HDR photography tutorial Canon 60d Photomatix image processing	Small | Large

Note: there's other ways to set bracketing on a 60D
the Quick Menu setting is faster.

Good luck and enjoy!

Peace!

[blaydese]

Long time viewer, first time caller! I'm new here and thought I'd upload a few HDR shots I've recently taken here in Luang Prabang, Laos.
Also, just started uploading to 500px.
http://500px.com/joshuajacks

joshuajacks324, super awesome!  Love it !  Have fun, go deep, grunge it out.

Peace!

[serendipidy]

Thanks Blaydese. The video was very helpful. I will have to give HDR a try after I get Photomatix.

[Hector1970]

Hi All,
HDR is like Marmite/Vegamite - you either love it or hate it.
Me - I'm a fan , I like it can do to a scene to make it pop .
I accept though that others don't like. I think it's pretty fair.
It can be overdone and doesn't suit everything.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fergalocallaghan/8204550572/#in/photostream
This is my attempt at one. Would love feedback (postive or negative ).
Kind Regards
Fergal

[cayenne]

Hi All,
HDR is like Marmite/Vegamite - you either love it or hate it.
Me - I'm a fan , I like it can do to a scene to make it pop .
I accept though that others don't like. I think it's pretty fair.
It can be overdone and doesn't suit everything.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fergalocallaghan/8204550572/#in/photostream
This is my attempt at one. Would love feedback (postive or negative ).
Kind Regards
Fergal

That's pretty cool...has a Steam Punk kind of look to it....

What tools did you use for that? What kind of exposure bracket?

C

[Krob78]

Hi All,
HDR is like Marmite/Vegamite - you either love it or hate it.
Me - I'm a fan , I like it can do to a scene to make it pop .
I accept though that others don't like. I think it's pretty fair.
It can be overdone and doesn't suit everything.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fergalocallaghan/8204550572/#in/photostream
This is my attempt at one. Would love feedback (postive or negative ).
Kind Regards
Fergal
Very nice Fergal!  Tells a story...

[verysimplejason]

Beautiful photo Eric.

I have never tried HDR but would like to learn. What camera, lens, and settings did you use? How many shots and size of EV bracketing do you usually use? What PP software do you recommend?

Thanks for any advice.

Peace

Try using DPP first.  It has an HDR tool that's very easy to use.  I use it mostly because it's easy to achieve a natural look using it besides from the fact that it's free.  Once you decided you wanted to try advanced HDR, try Photomatix.

[blaydese]

Hi All,
HDR is like Marmite/Vegamite - you either love it or hate it.
Me - I'm a fan , I like it can do to a scene to make it pop .
I accept though that others don't like. I think it's pretty fair.
It can be overdone and doesn't suit everything.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fergalocallaghan/8204550572/#in/photostream
This is my attempt at one. Would love feedback (postive or negative ).
Kind Regards
Fergal

Hector1970,

Very very nice, a non-landscape, still object HDR,
very cool.  Keep at it, in fact that reminds me of a
guy that went to an art museum, (One that let's
you take pictures), and came back with tons of
HDR shots of painting, his "blues" came out
looking like the blue on the bench vice in your pic.

Keep up the great work!

Peace!   

[djw]

Please lend some constructive advice, please be gentle, ... 




Peace!

blaydese! This is fantastic—I wouldn't change a thing. Just add a traffic sign or traffic cone and this would be a Jeffrey Smart painting.

[serendipidy]

VSJ...thanks. I'll give DPP's HDR a try first to see if I'm any good at it before I invest in Photomatix.