HDR sample...includes all EV shots for composite...

[lextalionis]

Playing around some more with Photomatix...it's fun sometimes...not something I do a lot.

-1 EV

0 EV

+1 EV

Final HDR Image

-Roy

 

[kalmkidd]

i like it man,.. good work

 

[Sideburns]

the one thing I hate about most HDRs is the glow...
There's not supposed to be a glow.
This one is pretty decent, but there is a small glow on the top of the building and that ruined it for me.

 

[Ls3D]

Nice, and thanks for sharing all the exposures.

-Shea

 

[lextalionis]

the one thing I hate about most HDRs is the glow...
There's not supposed to be a glow.
This one is pretty decent, but there is a small glow on the top of the building and that ruined it for me.

Can you describe in more detail where this "glow" is at? Thanks for the comments.

-Roy

 

[Ls3D]

I think he is addressing the general area at the roof line (archs) on the front of the building, particularly on the left side. Looks a bit like the effect you get from high pass filtering

-S

 

[Sideburns]

Can you describe in more detail where this "glow" is at? Thanks for the comments.

-Roy

I think he is addressing the general area at the roof line (archs) on the front of the building, particularly on the left side. Looks a bit like the effect you get from high pass filtering

-S

He answered it.

Basically, the whole roof line has a whiteish outline...hence "glow".

Otherwise, it's a really nice shot.

 

[lextalionis]

ahhh...I see the glow now...hummm

-Roy

 

[jtice]

Yea, the glow can be tricky to keep to a minimum.

But, for me, the hardest part is keeping it looking natural.
Mine start to look like a painting or drawing.
The detail just gets fuzzy in a way.
Any tips on how to prevent that?

Here are some of my first experiments.
http://www.jtice.com/blogs/hdr_testing_3-20-07/

~John