Thread: HDR Photography.

Bitchin, Glenn. (Can I still say bitchin?) Oh ya, I just did.

A couple 3 exposure builds from the beach in Carlsbad, CA.





For being 3 exposure HDR, I'm pretty happy with the lack of ghosting or noticeable horiz/vert shift. Both were shot hand-held with auto-bracketing at -1,0,+1.

Looking good, Blurk!

I use three shots for HDR almost as much as five. It just depends upon the overall tonal range of the on-meter image.

Wow, those do look good, and very clean for three shots and having considerable motion. Are you using Photomatrix for these? I think I really need to sit down with that program and try and figure it out a bit more, my results are not nearly this good.

Yeah... Photomatix and then some additional tweaking in Photoshop.

It's usually hit and miss for me. I don't usually have very good results with the single frame conversions at all. The multi-exposures are usually more cooperative.

Balboa Lake on Monday morning. I didn't have my tripod with me, so there's a little bit of ghosting that I'm not very happy about. Photomatix's alignment algorithm is sometimes wonky for me.

great job blurker