Post Your HDR Pics...

[(ex) xrv_jim]

Four of mine for starters. I only ever travel from left to right ...

 

[Lowflyer]

Crikey Jim,

You set the bar high there, absolutely stunning.nice one

I unfortunately do not have the skill nor the equipment to participate, but I hope someone comes along shortly and shows me up

 

[Ian Porter]

Very nice,

Just on comment

PHOTO COMPETITION

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[Steve T]

Dont understand this HDR thingymajiggymarklarly, but it sure do look prurrrrdy

Superb work as normal Jim.

And ignore Ian Ps mention of photo competition, us mere mortals don't stand a chance if you experts start upping the ante

Like the "Only ride left to right" thing . Is that your best side then?

Steve T

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

Like the "Only ride left to right" thing . Is that your best side then?

I like to think so Steve. I like to think so.

 

[Lord Vader]

Only have a few HDR pics from my last trip













the lost sheep

 

[Barftone]

Cribyn

 

[Barftone]

Oops!

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

Just playing with an photo of my old Africa Twin...

 

[Whealie]

Well, you made me Google HDR

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

Well, you made me Google HDR

Every day is a learning experience Chris HDR isn't that difficult.

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

My old XT250 somewhere in the Lake District.

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

My 'new' 1992 TDM850. A replacement for the GS which is now up for sale.

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

I need a bigger workshop.

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

'Ivy' has finally made it out of the workshop

 

[Steve T]

It's a bad thing when you start seeing derelict vehicles like that and remembering ssing them on the road........right? ld-025:

Thats no way to talk about Jims TDM now is it

PS - great pictures as always Jim

Steve T

 

[Philwhiskeydrinker]

As Steve says, great pic Jim. TDMs looking good

 

[(ex) xrv_jim]

A few from this weekend in bonny Scotland...

 

[Philwhiskeydrinker]

Thise pics work well Jim.

TDM9... when did that arrive, thought you had a mk1 850?

 

[Barftone]

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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