Thread: HDR Photography.

Testing out a new HDR program, Photomatix and I never really got along so well. It is called Dynamic-Photo HDR, and it is certainly a LOT faster with the preview, and I think it does a pretty good job. It had a bit of a problem with alignment, but to be fair it has more fancy manual options that I didn't really play with yet (I was to excited to just spit something out). But I really am liking the results and the interface with the program. I tell you what though, this shot REALLY makes me wish I had a good, wide prime (if Santa is listening, the Carl Zeiss 21mm Distagon now comes in an EF mount )

Like the second one a lot...

Yeah, they are nice, my personal taste would be to back off just a touch, but they do look good. My one little nitpick (not to be that guy), I find the sky being brighter through the windshield of the cab than it is outside the cab to be a bit distracting.

Great Job, Blurker.

I like both but like VF said, the difference in brightness is noticeable. Nevertheless, great shot.

The first one really tells a story for me. The sky is bright and beautiful but the world of these two people holding each other is in jeopardy. Pretty neat shot.

My first tries - from 5 photos taken at the beach




off of PV

A little noisy in the shadows.

First shot at the HDR thing. Used Photomatix and wanted any pointers anyone may have. Thanks.

Nice, the SF one is sweet.