HDR photography

[Quick281]

Originally Posted by ebbs15

yeah I tried doing a HDR with your POTM entry... didn't lend it's self to HDR that well... fantastic photo though.

Thanks, I am going to mess with some of my other photos from that day and see what I can get.

I wonder if things could be changed if I were to put the effort into messing with pictures are added into the HDR process. They seem just a bit funky but I will play with it.

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I think the reflection of the ground in the fairing sort of makes the surface appear grainy. Sigh.

[Mr Lefty]

try upp'n the black or the micro details cause you're loosing all your contrast.

[Quick281]

Thanks, I expanded the settings and noticed all the things I had missed.

[Mr Lefty]

much better... hey any chance you have a set of spair gsxr mirrors you wanna part with?

[Quick281]

Originally Posted by ebbs15

much better... hey any chance you have a set of spair gsxr mirrors you wanna part with?

Sorry bud, the only ones I have I really need. Conversion on the RR?

Did an HDR of my car, think it took to the HDR better than the bike photos. The sky blows but like you said earlier in the thread, this is probably because it isn't a true HDR.

[Mr Lefty]

yeah this is where you need to get into Photoshop and layer it... I say you... cause I suck in photoshop

that's a really good photo btw...

and yes... I like the signals being up high for visibilty reasons...

[Quick281]

Originally Posted by ebbs15

yeah this is where you need to get into Photoshop and layer it... I say you... cause I suck in photoshop

that's a really good photo btw...

and yes... I like the signals being up high for visibilty reasons...

Thanks.

Sweet God, I can't PS for shit. I would rather spend the money on a good camera and do a proper HDR before learning PS. It is that bad.

I agree with you on the blinkers, that is one thing I really love about my bike. They seem more eye level with cagers.

[Mr Lefty]

well even with True HDR... skill in PS can really help to eliminate some blown out areas... but it's more time and effort than I'm willing to spend. I'm not selling the photos... and don't care that much.

[Quick281]

Originally Posted by ebbs15

well even with True HDR... skill in PS can really help to eliminate some blown out areas... but it's more time and effort than I'm willing to spend. I'm not selling the photos... and don't care that much.

You know what, I think will put learning PS skills on my list of things to keep me busy next winter in Alaska. I should probably start lining these things up.

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Quick281

You know what, I think will put learning PS skills on my list of things to keep me busy next winder in Alaska. I should probably start lining these things up.

you should first try taking a spelling class


shit... who am I to talk