HDR Amex Poppy Photo

[Insel affe]

screen saver for work sorted

 

[Sergei's Celebration]

High Dynamic Range, it's quite popular at the moment......it's a blending of three/five or even seven exposures to make a final image that has a full tonal range, I make five, 0 -2, -4 +2 +4 and use photomatix pro

You have to be careful though, cos it can end up looking ghastly.

You take multiple (three here) photos with different "brightnesses". So for this photos one too bright so the poppies look nice but the sky is too bright, one about right and one too dark so the sky and sun look good but everything else is too dark.

Using a program (photoshop here) it merges the three images and allows you to choose which brightness levels you want from each images giving you a "perfect" image.

HDRs of people look nuts - HDR Portraits

Every day is a learning day. Thanks guys.

 

[D'Angelo Saxon]

Awesome photo. Will have to have a little try at HDR when I get the time.

 

[dougdeep]

Not sure about the sun in the top left corner, Poppys look nice though.

If he'd waited until it disappeared it might have got a bit dark.

 

[W.C.]

great shot, thanks

 

[maltaseagull]

Not sure about the sun in the top left corner, Poppys look nice though.

Oh really?

I thought the one 351st from the left was slightly out of focus.

It will do for me as a screensaver, thanks for sharing sebtucknott

 

[grubbyhands]

Thankyou Tony Bloom.

 

[Hove Seagull]

Thanks

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

You take multiple (three here) photos with different "brightnesses". So for this photos one too bright so the poppies look nice but the sky is too bright, one about right and one too dark so the sky and sun look good but everything else is too dark.

Using a program (photoshop here) it merges the three images and allows you to choose which brightness levels you want from each images giving you a "perfect" image.

HDRs of people look nuts - HDR Portraits

Think l'll stick to my box brownie.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Fantastic work!

(any chance we could reduce the operating deficit by harvesting the poppy crop?)