The *Official Photography Thread*

here is my first HDR Photo

 

Was it shot handheld? Looks fuzzy and out of focus..

 

I was handheld yes, but im not after the outside dimensions in the shot

oh perhaps you were talking to MGM just seen his post

 

if you are talking to me it was shot at night and my first attempt at HDR on my new DSLR

 

Yea did you use a tripod or handheld? Just looks shaky.

 

It was by hand

 

Ah ok. That explains that.

Definitely get a tripod of the HDR stuff. Or the photos don't align right and nothing will be in focus.

But good colors!

 

Yeah I had a tripod but I got a little cocky on it, but I will be using a tripod for HDR from now on.

 

Can't wait to see what ya come up with. Are you doing in camera or post software?

Dude HDR is fun. Just try it on a normal shot. Although you'd need software to edit it right. Idk how ps does it

 

I am doing it in camera and then I usually go into post software to clean it up

 

Cool. I have never done in camera as mine doesn't have it. Be interesting to see how they come out.

 

Yea that just takes a raw file and splits it into three shots with all different exposures.

But nice. Need to get ps..

 

well i decided to mock edit my shot, waiting on the raw file before an official submission.....

thoughts??

 

just some shots from today. was fun. Great lighting


IMG_7804.jpg by Phull Mon-T Photos, on Flickr

I suggest going to flickr to see the full size of this one. Don't wanna post the huge one here haha


IMG_7787 Panorama.jpg by Phull Mon-T Photos, on Flickr

 

I can haz truck plz?

 

^ no 35's = lame picture... haha jk man looks good! I'll be back tomorrow!!!

 

haha, I was thinking where are the 35s???

 

This weekend they go of for sure. Ha don't worry.

 

I've shot almost all of my daytime HDR stuff handheld. Just keep it steady and shoot a hair wide so you can crop off any edges that don't align. Night time or low light required a tripod though.

Also, curious what aperture that HDR shot was. That could have been the cause of it not being too sharp as well.

 

Day time you can get away with if your normal exposure shot has a super high shutter speed. But if the over exposed one is too long and the total time is over half a second they never turn out as good. Can't align right. I always use a tripod.