Post Your HDR Pics...

JimDidIt!

JimDidIt!

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Barftone said:
Always look stunning Jim. First one really nails it. To those not sure what it is - A lot of cameras these days have a HDR (High Definition Resoution) function. Basically if you put the camera on a tripod or even hold it VERY steadily the camera takes a few exposures automatically and stitches them together which captures all the shadows and highlights such as skies being too bright or shadow areas too dark. I still bracket pics to achieve the same goal (merge the pics afterwards in Lightroom). The software these days is getting better all the time and I find its worth sometimes going over old pics and seeing if dull old pics can be brought back to life.
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That's proper HDR which can yield some very subtle results, like your Blea Tarn pic. I tend to use software called Photomatix Pro for most HDR work and, if I've not bracketed, create a series of different exposures through Photoshop from the one image (actually I use Levels adjustments rather than Exposure). However, my images above were done on the iPad using Snapseed (free app).
 
JimDidIt!

JimDidIt!

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From a couple of weekends ago...

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... bike parked outside the hotel about 50 yards behind me :)
 
Barftone

Barftone

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Great pics Jim. Love the light in the first one and the reflection in the second one. What a spot!
 
soho

soho

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I had to Google HDR too,I've had this one a long time. It's not my own and I can't remember where I got it but I have it on one of my monitors as a desktop pic. I think it really gives an "impression of the heat of the event "
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Steve T

Steve T

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Stunning Jim. Ab-So-Lut-ly stunning

The profesionals touch is obvious - thanks for sharing

Steve T

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