- Jan 2, 2006
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Here are the originals that went into those two shots with the glowing trees. Does anyone know how to get them to look natural using a very quick process? The less I have to do by hand the better.
http://www.victorlinphoto.com/downloads/sfgatebrackets.zip
I like this but you have zero blacks.Here's a 30 minute shop job...first time doing HDR actually.
I like this but you have zero blacks.
Blargh.. it looks perfect on my color calibrated PVA screen... but I see what you see on my IPS laptop.
The histogram shows plenty of blacks... curiously.
On my IPS laptop, it looks a bit overcooked. I don't like it much at all.
Sometimes I don't know if my huey pro calibrator is doing its job properly.
Here's a 30 minute shop job...first time doing HDR actually.
honestly this almost hurts my eyes to look at. i can't quite pick out why tho.
Why don't you do more of this? It seems like all real estate photos are taken with a broken 640x480 panasonic digital camera that still uses floppy disks by a 4 year old.
It's so simple it's ridiculous.
Nikon D300 + D300s
3x8GB Extreme VIs
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8
Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8
Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8
Nodal Ninja
Cactus V5 remotes
Blackbird camera stabilizer
Gone are the days of the 50mm f/1.8, f/1.4, extension tubes, backwards mounted 10-20mm, Sigma 50-500mm, 180mm macro, 18-200mm superzoom...
So you rely a lot on HDR? No strobes/flashes?