Post your HDR images:

[Sporgon]

Three shot bracket, blended manually in PS then tweaked in LR:


Kilchurn Castle [IMG_1384] by GammyKnee, on Flickr

Nicely done - in good taste

 

[Dianoda]

I recently moved into a new apartment, here's an HDR panorama of one of the new bedrooms, shot with a 5DIII + 24L II. I believe there were a total of 12 frames - 4 sets of 3 frames (-2.3, 0, +2.3) converted into 4 32-bit tiff files, then reprocessed in ACR and photomerged via PSCS6:

 

[Jason Montalvo]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1fo8h6ehp400imc/200_N_Magee-20.jpg

This is what HDR should be, not that overedited kind.. Fantastic!

Thank you very much for the kind words.

 

[CTJohn]

I recently moved into a new apartment, here's an HDR panorama of one of the new bedrooms, shot with a 5DIII + 24L II. I believe there were a total of 12 frames - 4 sets of 3 frames (-2.3, 0, +2.3) converted into 4 32-bit tiff files, then reprocessed in ACR and photomerged via PSCS6:

Very nice. Great use of HDR, not looking like something produced by Looney Tunes.

 

[infared]

Fun spot that I like to shoot at. Always something cool there!

 

[Dianoda]

I recently moved into a new apartment, here's an HDR panorama of one of the new bedrooms, shot with a 5DIII + 24L II. I believe there were a total of 12 frames - 4 sets of 3 frames (-2.3, 0, +2.3) converted into 4 32-bit tiff files, then reprocessed in ACR and photomerged via PSCS6:

Very nice. Great use of HDR, not looking like something produced by Looney Tunes.

Thanks. Although most of the credit should really go to the HDR processing method I used - creating 32-bit tiffs in Photoshop CS6 and then reprocessing them in ACR makes it very easy to create well-balanced, realistic looking HDRs. Someone here posted B&H-produced tutorial of that functionality awhile back and it really streamlined my approach to HDRs.

Edit: So it was actually Adorama that made the tutorial I'm referring to, highly recommended viewing if you own a copy of CS6 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JT1b12BBHs#ws

 

[Jason Montalvo]

Here's an HDR I did last weekend

 

[Hbap085]

One of my last HDR efforts....7D with 10-22 and photomatix.

 

[Hbap085]

And another couple...

 

[K-amps]

Shot about 30 minutes before sunrise. Canon 5D Mark III and 24-70 2.8L II lens, on a tripod, using mirror lockup, a remote shutter release and 5-shot bracketed exposure. Initial tone mapping done with Photomatix Pro.

One of the most inviting HDr's I have seen in a while. Great taste!

 

[limit]

7d@18mm+Photoshop

 

[fugu82]

Moon rising over the riverboat Mark Twain, docked in Hannibal, Missouri. 24-105.

Hazy Moon Over the Mark Twain by 8201, on Flickr

 

[wysiwtf]

Hey there!

Two shots I made on a trip during the last weekend. Maybe, for some of you the HDR-effect might be overstretched a little ... ;-)

 

[infared]

A dark theme....

 

[blaydese]

And another couple...

VERY NICE !

Peace! 8)

 

[gbchriste]

Shot about 30 minutes before sunrise. Canon 5D Mark III and 24-70 2.8L II lens, on a tripod, using mirror lockup, a remote shutter release and 5-shot bracketed exposure. Initial tone mapping done with Photomatix Pro.

One of the most inviting HDr's I have seen in a while. Great taste!

Thank you kindly! My first attempt at the technique. I've usually shied away from HDR as a bit of a gimmicky technique. I'm not very fond of the usual "over processed" look of so many I see. But I've become something of a fan of Trey Ratcliff, who has really perfected the process of producing natural looking HDR images. I started with his tutorials, many of which are free at his website.

http://www.stuckincustoms.com/

 

[Krob78]

Okay, so here's one. I'm trying to keep it a little more realistic. I may try one a bit more radical as well, just for giggles...

 

[rpt]

Okay, so here's one. I'm trying to keep it a little more realistic. I may try one a bit more radical as well, just for giggles...

Does not look like "HDR". Looks good! So how many shots, what EC? What time was it when you took the picture?

 

[blaydese]

Okay, so here's one. I'm trying to keep it a little more realistic. I may try one a bit more radical as well, just for giggles...

Krob78, very nice, nice depth.

Peace! 8)

 

[Q8-MC]

Couple of Horse by q8-mc, on Flickr