66 Chevy Truck in HDR

I was not really going for a cartoonish effect, but I did want it to look more like a painting and this is what I had in mind before I took the actual photos to comprise the HDR.

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So HDR is a post production thing you do? I asked this quetion on another thread but I don't think they understood. my Question was on a Hi-res thread and I asked if Hi-res was a lens,camera or post production application (thinking now it's just how they are downloaded to net, right?). Is HDR and Hi-Res the same or different and is HDr a post production thing? I'm gathering it's a post and multi exposure process, by what I'm reading but not sure. Many Thanks if you might could explain and help me out with this one
 
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So HDR is a post production thing you do? I asked this quetion on another thread but I don't think they understood. my Question was on a Hi-res thread and I asked if Hi-res was a lens,camera or post production application (thinking now it's just how they are downloaded to net, right?). Is HDR and Hi-Res the same or different and is HDr a post production thing? I'm gathering it's a post and multi exposure process, by what I'm reading but not sure. Many Thanks if you might could explain and help me out with this one

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and is made up of 2 or more exposures. Here are a few links that go into the process in detail. Some people try to make an HDR from one file but this is really just tone mapping.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

http://www.popphoto.com/howto/3038/how-to-create-high-dynamic-range-images.html

http://range.wordpress.com/2006/07/...aphy-a-how-to-or-saturday-morning-relaxation/
 
How do you make a High Dynamic Resolution? This pic is awesome. (warning: noob)

Check out the links in the previous post, and it is High Dynamic Range, not resolution, :wink:.
 

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