HDR photos

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[/url] Ferrari 330 P4 Race Car '67 by saunter50, on Flickr[/IMG]
 



can you guys please help me out, i cant figure out to do in photoshop to make the picture look better.... or how to get that TRUE HDR image without having it looking overdone and 'patchy'...

Thanks!
 
@ N99GT- im not up to the same standard as some of the others in here but for a start I use Photomatix Pro 4.1.1 to make the HDR. It has many many options to tone down or enhance every aspect of the HDR. From tone mapping to exposure fusion and a range of sliders and parameters to play with to get the perfect look your after.
I then move to photoshop to add colour filters, curves, dodge and burn etc.
 
saunter
@ N99GT- im not up to the same standard as some of the others in here but for a start I use Photomatix Pro 4.1.1 to make the HDR. It has many many options to tone down or enhance every aspect of the HDR. From tone mapping to exposure fusion and a range of sliders and parameters to play with to get the perfect look your after.
I then move to photoshop to add colour filters, curves, dodge and burn etc.
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thats what i use as well but for some reason it keeps crashing whenever i load a bracketed picture! i guess i just have to keep playing around in photoshop!!
 
N99GT
thats what i use as well but for some reason it keeps crashing whenever i load a bracketed picture! i guess i just have to keep playing around in photoshop!!
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I had the same problem, to fix that open the photo you exported from GT in photoshop and dont do anything to it yet, just re-save it as a jpeg and re-name it.
Do this for each bracketed photo, then you have a copy direct from photoshop, these will open in Photomatix now with out crashing, and should make a great HDR.
 
saunter
I had the same problem, to fix that open the photo you exported from GT in photoshop and dont do anything to it yet, just re-save it as a jpeg and re-name it.
Do this for each bracketed photo, then you have a copy direct from photoshop, these will open in Photomatix now with out crashing, and should make a great HDR.
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hmmm thanks for that ill give it a try!!

well this is the changes that ive made to the picture above...

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You don't need to open the images in Photoshop first ;)
Save them from the PS3 to a USB Stick and open the images in Photomatix ;)

I have no error messages in photomatix.....
 
Dorfmeister
You don't need to open the images in Photoshop first ;)
Save them from the PS3 to a USB Stick and open the images in Photomatix ;)

I have no error messages in photomatix.....
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thats what i do, but with some of the pictures that i tried the program kept crashing....however saunter's technique did the trick!
 
N99GT
thats what i do, but with some of the pictures that i tried the program kept crashing....however saunter's technique did the trick!
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Yea some of the photos I take are ok, and then sometimes I get an error message. Glad it helped anyway look forward to seeing the results.
 
^nice 330 pic
I also have to save them as jpegs from ps, it says the photos may be corrupted then they open and I save them to as jpegs
 
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