Can someone HDR these for me?

[Alter_Ego]

If possible?

 

[Robin Usagani]

just go to photomatix.com.. free.. but with watermark.

 

[mjhoward]

just go to photomatix.com.. free.. but with watermark.

Why would you do that when you could download Luminance HDR... free... and without a watermark.

 

[Robin Usagani]

cool.. but i heard photomatix is the best..

 

[phiya]

The brightest exposure is still underexposed in a lot of areas. The results will likely be less than satisfactory.

 

[mjhoward]

cool.. but i heard photomatix is the best..

Not with a big watermark across it.

 

[mjhoward]

Alter_Ego... tried doing it for you, but you've got the files posted at different sizes (resolutions). They need to be the same resolution.

 

[burgo]

your images don't line up so I am assuming you took them hand held.

the original images are different sizes to each other.

you can also do HDR in photo shop

 

[Robin Usagani]

it looks like you didnt use a tripod LOL

 

[lyonsroar]

it looks like you didnt use a tripod LOL

I told someone on a car forum that I'm on that I would run one through for him and he sent me files that visibly moved between shots. It was that obvious.

 

[stroker]

Can somebody give me a quick rundown on HDR basics? I have adobe photoshop elements 6.0, can i do it with that?

 

[Aerin328]

Alter_ego sir, in general, in order to HDR the images must be exactly overlapped. Thus besides images of the same size/res, you need a tripod when taking the shots. Hand holding the camera is insufficient- the images will not be identical enough to overlap. Just as an example a recent HDR I did merged three exposures taken at 2.5", 4", and 6" - a total of 12.5 seconds of exactly the same street scene- and it overlapped perfectly. Of course not difficult in the least with a tripod- but pretty neat to think that nothing moved for 12.5 long seconds to make the shot! Anyway just explaining so next time you'll be set. Also watch the horizon line- it's distractingly tilted. Keep shooting!

 

[KmH]

Can somebody give me a quick rundown on HDR basics? I have adobe photoshop elements 6.0, can i do it with that?

Why not just do an Internet search!

hdr basics - Bing

Use the "Help" tab in Elements 6.

 

[Alter_Ego]

Oh i see.
Thanks ill definitely use a tripod lol.

 

[Robin Usagani]

you can hand held it if you have auto bracketting and a lot of light so you can use super high shutter speed (and continuous shooting mode). A lot better if you use a tripod though.