Creating a perfect HDR


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Eugon

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Does it affect the outcome when the 3 x exposures is done via a software (ACDSEE) instead of capturing it physically?

I have been experimenting the effects of HDR, but just couldnt grasp the right results.
Seeking help from sifus out there, any advice is much appreciated.

i hope to post an image of what i have done to be C+C, how do i upload it?
 

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As in how does one create a perfect HDR?

Here are my steps,:

1. I have shot 3 identical image
2. Editted the exposure via software
3. Photomerge using PS
4. Use photomatix for process

But i just couldnt mimic the perfect HDR which i have seen in this forum.
 

Re-Phrase:

As in how does one create a perfect HDR?

Here are my steps,:

1. I have shot 3 identical image
2. Editted the exposure via software
3. Photomerge using PS
4. Use photomatix for process

But i just couldnt mimic the perfect HDR which i have seen in this forum.

Why would you take 3 identical photos?
Isn't that the same as making 2 additional copies of the same photo in your PC?
weird...

And the steps to posting photos on this forum, are shown in one of the stickies on posting photos, if you just spend the few minutes to search through it.
 

:think:

i just do bracketing of the shoot hence with image with +2EV, 0EV and -2EV exposure. then use photomatix to merge and process the image.

No need to merge the image with PS.
 

Re-Phrase:

As in how does one create a perfect HDR?

Here are my steps,:

1. I have shot 3 identical image
2. Editted the exposure via software
3. Photomerge using PS
4. Use photomatix for process

But i just couldnt mimic the perfect HDR which i have seen in this forum.

When you capture 3 images. You are suppose to capture them at different exposures. For example, for 3 shots, -1ev, 0ev, +1ev. Use the auto-bracketing function of your camera if it has one.

Do share your photos. :)
 

just a quick question ... do i have to pay to download and use photomatix? if so, any other freeware out there for HDR pp? thanks
 

yes, I'm afraid that Photomatix costs $$.

I'm not really into HDR.
GIMP can allow you to combine images using layers and masks, to achieve the HDR effect. Not so straightforward, of course... ;)
 

just a quick question ... do i have to pay to download and use photomatix? if so, any other freeware out there for HDR pp? thanks

Yes, you have to pay for the full version.
it's a neat and straight forward programme.
 

When you capture 3 images. You are suppose to capture them at different exposures. For example, for 3 shots, -1ev, 0ev, +1ev. Use the auto-bracketing function of your camera if it has one.

Do share your photos. :)

Thanks Raghnall, will have to go through the instructions before i can upload the pixs.:)
 

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