HDR?

Ok so HDR pictures are freakin aswome!
but i have no idea how to make them.
Can someone tell me how to do them pleaseeeee

i want to do some like this...sorry there so big :]
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Aaron

Silver Member
No amateur photographer i've seen attempt HDR has turned out like that.
You'll need a HDR program, and multiple exposures of the same photo.
Good luck, you'll need it.
 
3 diff. exposures.
Blend them I'vd tried but it looks horrible lol.
They looks sick but it looks stpid when its like real fake looking.
 

NM

Member
Dylan said:
dont do it just take pictures that look good without editing
i agree photoshop is fake if u cant take a good photo then u suk dont go editing it just so u look better
 

Brian Boston

I got myself banned.
N-M said:
Dylan said:
dont do it just take pictures that look good without editing
i agree photoshop is fake if u cant take a good photo then u suk dont go editing it just so u look better
My oh my kids on here are so stupid. Using photoshop to adjust levels, colors, and cropping meaning you suck? Photoshop is like a required tool for professional photographers. Think before you speak.
 

Brian Boston

I got myself banned.
I was talking about photos in general in my post, which you know already i guess. I don't mind HDRs they are pretty sick, something different to look at.
 

seankane

Member
if you want to do HDRs get photomatix pro. take a bunch of different pictures, some overexposed some underexposed then merge them in photomatix. also, shoot in RAW if you're doing HDRs.
 

P4RK3R

Member
Brian Boston said:
N-M said:
Dylan said:
dont do it just take pictures that look good without editing
i agree photoshop is fake if u cant take a good photo then u suk dont go editing it just so u look better
My oh my kids on here are so stupid. Using photoshop to adjust levels, colors, and cropping meaning you suck? Photoshop is like a required tool for professional photographers. Think before you speak.
I agree with Brian, but there's only so much photoshoping I can tolerate. HDR's seem more like digital art than photography.
 
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