Playing with HDR
I’m new to HDR photography, having only seen some fantastic examples of what is possible from sites such as http://www.stuckincustoms.com/. Of course, none of these examples get anywhere close to the brilliance and professional look of really good HDR photography.
All pictures shot with a Nikon D7000 auto-bracketed 3 exposures -1, 0, +1 and then processed together in HDRefex Pro. Minor adjustments to exposure and grain with the help of a few existing presets in the software. The original middle exposure is below the HDR version for each photograph.
A tree in all its magnificence
Original middle exposure
An icy bush
Original middle exposure
A frosted tree.
Original middle exposure
Cherry tree blooming ice
Original middle exposure
Would love to hear what you think.. Please click on each picture for a full size version.
nice photos… not bad HDR… if you want a hight contrast HDR type look i would use photoshop.
Thanks!! I’m just very new to HDR and the learning curve does seem a bit daunting. What I need first probably is an understanding of the pictures that make good HDR candidates I suppose
your scene does help but really almost anything can be an HDR. do you have adobe photoshop? if so adobe has a setting for HDR with presets for more contrast and different effects.
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