Big...HDR.

[RobN185]

Took a couple of shots at a local Agri Dealer..hope you like them

Both are HDR
1. New Holland Front

2. New Holland Back

3. Front converted to BW for effect!

Which is preferred 1 or 3?

 

[photoguy1971]

I like number 2. Nice work!

 

[Samerr9]

IMO 1 doesn't pop up like 2 & 3.. But all are good :thumbup:

 

[480sparky51 50]

I agree. #1 is kinda flat. 2 really looks good, though.

 

[RobN185]

Thanks for your comments.
I think that #1 is very "hazy", I think I overdid the HDR somewhere and gave it a grey cast...
Anyone have any ideas how this happens?

#1 and #2 were taken at same time, but #2 was into the sun.

 

[Frequency]

Liked them very much; would you please post one contributing non HDR with normal exposure/ i would like to know how far HDR has changed from that; academical curiosity only

 

[o hey tyler]

When shooting HDR, it's pretty important to include the sky in that dynamic range. Make sure that in the process of acquiring your 3 (or more) exposure, that the sky is exposed properly in one of them.

 

[RobN185]

Thanks for the advice o hey tyler - I guess you are referring to #2 with the boringly blank sky

Frequency - as you requested...Both at 0EV.

 

[Frequency]

Thank you RobN;
HDR is HDR.
Distinction is easy and very much apparent
One can compare the emblem on the back of the vehicle for an easy evaluation

 

[RobN185]

Thanks Frequency!