HDR for dummies.
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From: Miami, FL
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Model Year: 2013
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Hey guys I recently acquired photomatix, and I was wondering how to take a good HDR image (such as the one below). From what I've heard is taking 3 different exposures (-2,0,+2), and then uploading to photomatix and voila! Is it really that easy?? Please help me I wanna get a picture like this one
Pretty much. Just play around with the settings and save the setting. Use that same setting on any picture with some variations. That's it. Get Adobe Lightroom for additional tools to enhance it.
There are some tutorials on youtube. That's how I learned.
There are some tutorials on youtube. That's how I learned.
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Is that an Adobe Photoshop add on? because I have photoshop!
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I use photomatix and it's great cheap SW for HDR rendering... You need at least 3 different images shot at different exposures. Most SLR cameras have the ability to do multi-brackets or multi-exposure shots.
Here's a few I've done of past vehicles (never mind the Jap-imports):


Here's a few I've done of past vehicles (never mind the Jap-imports):




