HDR Shootout #24

[nos33]

here is my black and white take on it.

 

[480sparky]

Why?? Doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of HDR?

Not always.

One-shot JPEG:

Using 3 exposures from that same JPEG:

 

[rebent]

Wow talk about overkill. I only used every third file.

Mine are all done from a single jpeg

Why?? Doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of HDR?

Actually yes that is exactly what it does in some cases.
mine

yours

 

[Bynx]

Dmitri you are absolutely right in shooting so many shots. I can pick and choose which I want to use for different effects. I might even try using all the shots to see what happens. Funny thing is I feel you could have taken a couple more overexposed shots to cover the dark interior of the nearest stall on the right. Well done on this shootout.

 

[nos33]

Dmitri you are absolutely right in shooting so many shots. I can pick and choose which I want to use for different effects. I might even try using all the shots to see what happens. Funny thing is I feel you could have taken a couple more overexposed shots to cover the dark interior of the nearest stall on the right. Well done on this shootout.

I agree with the bottom right stall. had to go over it and clean some of the weird pixelation out on mine.

 

[480sparky]

Dmitri you are absolutely right in shooting so many shots. I can pick and choose which I want to use for different effects. I might even try using all the shots to see what happens. Funny thing is I feel you could have taken a couple more overexposed shots to cover the dark interior of the nearest stall on the right. Well done on this shootout.

I agree with the bottom right stall. had to go over it and clean some of the weird pixelation out on mine.

That's why I haven't posted anything yet. I just can't get that stall to show up.

 

[qubit]

how did you guys do it using single file? Isn't it just tonemapping? did u guys use the process described here: Canon DLC: Article: Single Image HDR: Part I (Overview)