Central Park, New York - HDR - C&C

[Braineack]

So you tell me if thats HDR or tone mapping.

tone-mapping. It's only HDR if you use the technique to actually expand the DR in your image.

 

[Peeb]

Did not care for the first one. Enjoyed many of the others.

Might back the saturation off in some of them, but nice shots.

 

[Parker219]

So you tell me if thats HDR or tone mapping.

tone-mapping. It's only HDR if you use the technique to actually expand the DR in your image.

The way I explained DOES expand the dynamic range of the image

 

[Braineack]

But the software you used to combine exposures and expand Dr also tone mapped the image. Look how flat and overstaurated most them look. You're actually losing DR, detail, and contrast on them as well, which like defeats the purpose.

using tapatalk.

 

[Parker219]

^ Thats called user error

 

[Braineack]

Okay...

using tapatalk.

 

[DGMPhotography]

^ Thats called user error

Hey man, we're trying to help you. Don't be so defensive. If you want HDR, take multiple exposures in-camera and combine them. Lightroom has a built-in HDR function now which is pretty neat.

 

[PhotoriousMe]

I really like #5.....a lot, looks like a painting. I'm generally a fan of HDR images anyways.

dave

 

[Parker219]

^ Thats called user error

Hey man, we're trying to help you. Don't be so defensive. If you want HDR, take multiple exposures in-camera and combine them. Lightroom has a built-in HDR function now which is pretty neat.

That's not defensive, that's self deprecating. lol

 

[Parker219]

By the way, I reworked the images to take out the blue. Thanks for all your feedback.

Edit -

 

[DGMPhotography]

Must have been feeding those trees some green eggs and ham

 

[Peakapot]

what is that coloured bit. Its all i can look at but cant work out what it is. Is it due to post work?

 

[Parker219]

^ Part of the top of the building. I took it out in my edit.