What's your recommended HDR resource?

[Ballistics]

I really want to get into HDR. I've read the stickies, and I want to start reading up on how to do it well. I understand what it is, but I'm in need of a pretty elaborate tutorial because my HDR photos are lame.

Care to point me in the right direction for some good online research?

 

[Bynx]

Simply google hdr

 

[Hobbytog]

For books try Amazon enter HDR in search. Not sure of your location but if appropriate try your local library.

 

[ann]

try here

Top 10 Best HDR Software Review 2012

 

[vipgraphx]

Here is a tutorial I did a while back on one method I use for processing.

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...-hdr-tutorial-realistic-not-so-realistic.html

 

[Ballistics]

Awesome VIP thanks -

I know I can google HDR tutorials, and I have. But there's a ton of crap out there. Just seeing if someone has something that has helped them.

 

[jaguaraz]

I started with Trey Ratliff stuckincustoms.com He has some basic tutorials and cites some pretty good reference books.

 

[vipgraphx]

I started with Trey Ratliff stuckincustoms.com He has some basic tutorials and cites some pretty good reference books.

He also has a downloadable course that for any beginner I think its worth the price!

 

[The Barbarian]

I use Luminance. I got it originally because it's free. But then, over time, I learned how to use the admittedly difficult controls, and I really don't want anything else. Dynamic HDR is great, but there's more control over the process in Luminance.