Double tonemapped wreck

[vipgraphx]

So wondered if any of you ever double tonemapp your HDR's? In the past I found it could give some very interesting qualities that you could use to mask in or just as a whole in certain type photos. As I was walking back in to the house the sun was shining through the blinds on my porch and thought what the heck lets see what I could do with 9 exposures double tonemapped, there was a huge glare coming through. I recently did some work to the home and had to put all my stuff from the shed into my AZ room so its kinda a mess...Once I can build a bigger shed for tools and what not I plan on putting tile and doing some nice mexican decor on my porch.....

Single

single tonemapped by VIPGraphX, on Flickr

double

double tonemapped by VIPGraphX, on Flickr



Anyways I just thought that sometimes double tonemapping can be interesting...IF you are into that sort of thing!

 

[Steve5D]

Hmmmmmm... Not really doing anything for me.

Maybe tone map one of your Disney or Old Town HDR images?

 

[nos33]

I have done it a couple times with some of my photography but I never liked a single one of them. I try to keep my tonemapping to a minimum because that is my personal preference.

 

[CaboWabo]

I have tried a few but they all came out a mess , your it looks as tho it added a orange color to it , altho I like it , most people seem to go for the more real looking ones but I still prefer ones that look surreal like this one , I understand both sides of the spectrum tho

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Now that looks "double tone-mapped"