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That's basically what I did. I just adjusted the levels in either direction.
Maybe you post the original photos, so we can compare...otherwise wait what the experts say
That's basically what I did. I just adjusted the levels in either direction.
Maybe you post the original photos, so we can compare...otherwise wait what the experts say
Dorfmeister@01gt4.6
Nice Shots!!!
http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=deepforestraceway_10sjct.jpghttp://www.abload.de/image.php?img=deepforestraceway_7im6z.jpghttp://www.abload.de/image.php?img=deepforestraceway_v89b.jpg
unedited:
http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=deepforestraceway_106ug5.jpghttp://www.abload.de/image.php?img=deepforestraceway_77ufw.jpghttp://www.abload.de/image.php?img=deepforestraceway_4pu4p.jpg
Hi those images look really cool. What i'm wondering...do i HAVE TO make pics with different Exposure Values....or would it be the same if i take one pic and vary the brightness on the pc thus creating many different fotos of the same image this way?QUOTE]
@robzombie1230 uhh im not sure, i have never tried it that way, but i think if you were to do it that way the exposure and brightness would have to be set correctly. Because GT5's photomode mimics that of a real camera you would have to be so accurate with the settings to get a decent pictureI did that for this picture when I was first learning to use PSE8 photomerge exposure (w/ varying the brightness for this one only)
and the original
Also, where can you download photomatrix, is it free?
So these are my 1st attempts. I hope to get better with time so feedback is appreciated.
thanks! I just went back and looked at your pic on page 39, it looks good. Saturation is easy to get carried away with when doing HDR. Some people prefer a artsy look and some prefer a realistic look. I like them both.had you not said that those were your first pics, I wouldn't have guessed, my first is somewhere in this forum and looks nowhwere near as good, see if you can find the camaro rm at laguna seca, that's my first, I used too much saturation
On the above pic I used -2,-1,0,+1,+2 and it took no time b/c I just loaded it into the program and saved. Literally less than a minute once I had them on my computer. It's probably not the "best" way but I'm happy for now.So it is possible, just time consuming? I always used 3 photos in total: EV at: 0, -3, 3
shhiny, I love that pic. I can never seem to get directly over my car, how did you do it?