Advice needed!

[g-khoo]

its possible to do HDR without tripod..
just shoot 1 raw image..go back and pp a +1stop and a +2stop..then combine the 3pics together for HDR..

uh just convert your RAW to a radiance file also can.....

Go to File Conversion options in photomatix..

 

[calebk]

its possible to do HDR without tripod..
just shoot 1 raw image..go back and pp a +1stop and a +2stop..then combine the 3pics together for HDR..

Eh? Not -1stop and +1stop?

it will resemble an elephant. :bsmilie:

An elephant jigsaw puzzle, yes. :bsmilie:

 

[doom102938]

If I am not wrong, even if the photos are slightly off, photoshop would crop and complile the photos automatically. As long as the difference is not too big, i think photoshop can handle it

 

[calebk]

If I am not wrong, even if the photos are slightly off, photoshop would crop and complile the photos automatically. As long as the difference is not too big, i think photoshop can handle it

Unfortunately, Photoshop's HDR plug-in is not very effective at conversions. Photomatix seems to work the best for me, at the moment.

 

[blazer_workz]

Eh? Not -1stop and +1stop?

Depends on where TS expose for..i base on his first pic, to maintain the exposure for sky..

Unfortunately, Photoshop's HDR plug-in is not very effective at conversions. Photomatix seems to work the best for me, at the moment.

Yeah! Still prefer Photomatix over Photoshop for HDR..:thumbsup:

 

[ortega]

in principal yes, but there are many various ways to overcome that.
i will go take a photo and show you the difference about the time of day thing that i mentioned

ok had better light today

this image taken in the morning around 8:30 am

and this taken in the afternoon around 1:00 pm