Notes timed exposures, personally I think it's come out too cartoony but it is the first one... hopefully i'll get better from here on.
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30 Dec 18:31
andyl_london
My first attempt at HDR, not quite what I expected... Maybe I should have done a day shot first?
Still this is about learning so any advice welcomed...
I used a tripod and took five shots but ended up using just three, a 3", an 8" and a 13"...
I used Photoshop CS2 following a tutorial, nothing said what to save it as in the end though, i've been through psb, tiff and plently others... but now I think you just go back to jpg once it's all done right???
30 Dec 21:39
mattcollins
Not bad for a first attempt. The car looks a little out of focus. Always save your images as TIFF. Every time you open a jpeg image, fiddle with it and save it again you the image loses some information. This, however doesn't happen with TIFF images as th
30 Dec 21:42
mattcollins
......ey are 'lossless'. Only convert your images to jpeg when you are sure you've finished editing them and are ready to upload them.
30 Dec 21:45
mattcollins
Oh, and photoshop is awesome for editing pictures but personally i prefer standalone software for processing HDR. GET PHOTOMATIX, it's awesome!
My first attempt at HDR, not quite what I expected... Maybe I should have done a day shot first? Still this is about learning so any advice welcomed... I used a tripod and took five shots but ended up using just three, a 3", an 8" and a 13"... I used Photoshop CS2 following a tutorial, nothing said what to save it as in the end though, i've been through psb, tiff and plently others... but now I think you just go back to jpg once it's all done right???
Not bad for a first attempt. The car looks a little out of focus. Always save your images as TIFF. Every time you open a jpeg image, fiddle with it and save it again you the image loses some information. This, however doesn't happen with TIFF images as th
......ey are 'lossless'. Only convert your images to jpeg when you are sure you've finished editing them and are ready to upload them.
Oh, and photoshop is awesome for editing pictures but personally i prefer standalone software for processing HDR. GET PHOTOMATIX, it's awesome!