Which version is best #2.

Dionysus · Nov 22, 2008

HDR

Ecas32 · Nov 22, 2008

i like #2
what is HDR though? just looks like a blurred up image to me...

Dionysus · Nov 22, 2008

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

reg · Nov 22, 2008

You failed at the HDR.

I like 2 best.

Dionysus · Nov 22, 2008

ya i know, it came out like ass for some reason, no matter how i messed w/ it.

Dionysus · Nov 22, 2008

FYI I found out that i forgot to turn on "prevent ghosting" on photomatix...so i reran the hdr process..and edited in the new version into the original post. it looks better than the first assy version.

davebmck · Nov 22, 2008

One and two seem to have a lot of noise. I like three and four and four the best.

Ecas32 · Nov 22, 2008

oh wow that looks a whole lot better.
i like 4 the best now!!

A4Effort · Nov 22, 2008

I like one but do not like the noise. The hdr one takes care of the noise but its a bit dark. I do love the contrast in the hdr one.

Also, I would recommend a tighter crop.
Maybe something like this. Im am only a beginner but here is what I had in mind. I did this in less then 2 minutes.

tinfish · Nov 22, 2008

I would have to say my vote is for #2 as well

Dionysus · Nov 22, 2008

the noise was from the fact that i forgot i still had the camera on auto iso, and it was snapping things at 400...which isnt bad, but its a bad base to start off with if youve got any fixing to do after the pic is taken.

thanks for the input guys.

Josh66 · Nov 22, 2008

robnelsonxx2 · Nov 23, 2008

Hi. I like #3 the best. I like the colors, and the warmer tone makes it seem more comfortable -- more like sunset.

I think I might have preferred the black-and-white ones, but the building is too dark.

I think the buiilding is a little dark in all of the pictures, which takes out some of the character. Here's my take:

I was trying to give it more of an 'HDR' feel. It's a great picture, and I like the foreground leading into the building. It gives it a lot of character.

Rob