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Originally Posted by BLUESLATE
I use photomatix for HDR shots... and photoshop for, of course, editing. I took these two a couple days ago just for fun. It was a challenge to find out the exact combinations of detail and contrast that I wanted because of the weak and weird kitchen lighting.
These are my 2nd and 3rd HDR attempt. I'm also learning this little by little.  |
Not bad
I tried photomatix and really liked it but wasn't willing to pay $100 for it. I used qtpfsgui for my shots. It's free and produces very similar results. Takes a bit more effort but isn't too hard to work with. I just downloaded Gimp to see if I can use it as a substitute for Photoshop. I like PS but again, don't want to pay $100.
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Originally Posted by vipor
wanna learn. need a G to get a cam. anyone?!?!?! cmon!!!! just tell the IRS that I'm fron Haiti
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Actually I took these pics with a Panasonic FZ35. You can find them for just over $300
Oh and nice shots of the car but I agree that they probably came from a single original. I've seen pretty good HDR effects from using a single RAW file but it seems that taking multiple shots is preferred.