Workshop of the Damned, an HDR.

Sw1tchFX · Jul 6, 2007

Three exposures, three stops apart.

Chicagophotoshop · Jul 6, 2007

awesome shot. you are very talented. can you explain what "3 stops apart" means"

shorty6049 · Jul 6, 2007

if i may- he's referring to exposure stops (right?) one was a stop too bright, one was a stop too dark and one was just right. right?

Chicagophotoshop · Jul 6, 2007

shorty6049 said:
if i may- he's referring to exposure stops (right?) one was a stop too bright, one was a stop too dark and one was just right. right?

yea I know that part. such as EV -1, 0, +1 maybe stops are different range or whatnot?

Lars Leber · Jul 6, 2007

I am not afraid to work with Photoshop and I like HDRs very much but this one looks a little bit too overprocessed to me. Yet, somehow it is still a good & interesting image.

Stretch Armstrong · Jul 6, 2007

shorty6049 said:
if i may- he's referring to exposure stops (right?) one was a stop too bright, one was a stop too dark and one was just right. right?

Is this the story about the family of bears??? :lol:

AUZambo · Jul 7, 2007

Stretch Armstrong said:
Is this the story about the family of bears???

Ha! Nicely played stretch. Nicely played!

crownlaurel · Jul 7, 2007

How long does it take you (A.J. specifically) to put one of these together well?

I'm only on a laptop right now but I like it.

notelliot · Jul 7, 2007

very, very nice. i've got to work on mine!

JTHphoto · Jul 7, 2007

neat shot, i love how dark the sky is...

Sw1tchFX · Jul 7, 2007

crownlaurel said:
How long does it take you (A.J. specifically) to put one of these together well?

I'm only on a laptop right now but I like it.

Thank you everyone! I'm glad people are enjoying these.

I spend at least an hour on each one. I could have one done in about 10 minutes, but it wouldn't look as good because I wouldn't have taken the time to get everything I wanted right.