Jasper wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My first HDR, a church in Westeremden, The Netherlands:
>
>
http://fotojasper.myphotos.cc/humanthings/slides/kerkopwierde2-HDR_final.html
>
> I took only one original in RAW with my EOS 400D, edited it in UFRaw
> and converted/tone-mapped the three resulting jpg's in qtpfsgui (both
> linux apps). After that I only did a slight level-adjustment with The
> GIMP.
> I'd like some critics .. ;)
>
> Regards,
>
> Jasper
> http://fotojasper.myphotos.cc
Hi Jasper
Before I go any further I will admit I am no expert on HDR but I am
slowly learning.
I will agree with Mr T that this doesn't look like HDR.
I am not sure about the converting one shot but I use a 400d and it is
easy to do HDR.
I will tell you how I do it.
Get your exposure right, use raw so you get some good single shots to
play with later.
Then change Quality to Large
then go to Menu 2 second tab along and go to first option AEB
Click set, I, 99% of the time, go to 1 click set them hit the shutter
button to go back to ready mode.
Do you three shots, I go back through them to make sure they look
ok and no birds or boats have entered the frame. If I have time I
then change the exposure up or down one or two for playing purposes later.
I use Photomatix to edit and 99% of the time you will only have to
change it from default slightly.
As mentioned before I started with the 'unreal' shots with weird colours
and huge halo's then I got into it more and wanted it to look more
believable.
This is one I took tonight using the settings mentioned above
http://www.flickr.com/photos/silvermoon/2276284379/sizes/l/
This was an interesting 'unreal' one I saw today. I don't mind it.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2379/2274403813_f620afcf1b.jpg?v=0
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