A few HDR's

[Michaelaw]

My new camera is allowing me to work with HDR again without all kinds of BAD noise so I thought I'd share a few....

 

[teneighty23]

Masterful!! well done, nice and clean, not too overdone, but still dreamy. love the roof in shot one and the stairs in shot 3, very cool!

 

[musicaleCA]

Oh, you're from Vancouver too? I was a little miffed with the first image; "Is that...oh yeah, SkyTrain."

Just how the heck do you get moving people in an HDR without ghosting?

 

[camz]

Absolutely. I've tried it before and couldn't seem to get it down with people in the frame without making them look like cartoons. Good stuff!

 

[Michaelaw]

I don't use the three RAW method, instead I use one raw converted to jpg. In Photomatix i batch process the jpg to an HDR file then tone map it. The downside is you get a lot of noise at high ISO. I have an older version of photomatix that won't work with my D700 RAW files so this is my workaround

 

[manaheim]

Love the stairs one. An interesting shot by itself, made even better. Nice.

 

[::trainwreck::]

:thumbup: nice compositions and excellent use of HDR

 

[musicaleCA]

I don't use the three RAW method, instead I use one raw converted to jpg. In Photomatix i batch process the jpg to an HDR file then tone map it. The downside is you get a lot of noise at high ISO. I have an older version of photomatix that won't work with my D700 RAW files so this is my workaround

Okay. I assume that when people say HDR they mean true HDR, not tone-mapping. None-the-less cool.

 

[Michaelaw]

Sorry...It never occurred to me there was a difference, I guess they're tone mapped jpg's.

 

[TriniPhototakeoutta]

Realy nice. Im loving #1 and #2. Realy nice detail in the wood on the ceiling in #1.