HDR Photography

[Xebra]

Ok I will do that. I really want to get some good shots with the next South Central xterra meet....

Only take your 24-105 and "get personal" with the trucks! The wider you shoot, the closer you need to get. Try it at home first so you understand the concept. Wide angle does not mean "get it all in"

 

[Roninjiro]

Only take your 24-105 and "get personal" with the trucks! The wider you shoot, the closer you need to get. Try it at home first so you understand the concept. Wide angle does not mean "get it all in"

.... so either zoom in or move closer to the subject?

 

[Xebra]

.... so either zoom in or move closer to the subject?

If you use the 24mm side of the lens move closer to your subject, unless you want the effect that being further away provides. Typically you'll want to move closer when using wide angle so that the perspective of the subject looks more natural. You may be just a few inchs away! You'll have to shoot both ways to see what I'm talking about.

I shot this photo at 17mm about a foot or so from the dog's ass...

 

[AZhiAZiAM]

that's an awesome picture...

 

[Xebra]

Some mining thing my parents shot in Alaska a couple weeks ago. I attempted some HDR using a single exposure and this is the result. Not the greatest, but it's still kindda cool.

Click twice for larger.

 

[drbandkgb]

Nice colors...

Some on is gold mining

 

[jmnielsen]

here a just a few that I did while on my backpacking trip in wyoming

and this one is my favorite..

 

[Xebra]

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
f/8
ISO 100
3 exposures
Hand-Held
Photomatix Pro, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Lightroom

 

[Macland]

There is just a treasure trove of abandoned mines to photograph in CO. Where is that one?

 

[Xebra]

There is just a treasure trove of abandoned mines to photograph in CO. Where is that one?

It is the North London Mine on Mosquito Pass. We wheeled that trail this past SUnday. Lots more pictures to come as I get them processed!

 

[Xebra]

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
f/8
ISO 100
3 exposures
Hand-Held
Photomatix Pro, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Lightroom

Another one...clicky, click.

 

[Xebra]

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
f/8
ISO 100
3 exposures
Hand-Held
Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Lightroom

More HDR from the North London Mine area (Click twice for larger):

 

[jconway23]

Here is an HDR shot of my old X from a few years ago. Was out fishing a local river for trout and I usually have the camera with me. At the time I had a Nikon D60 (My First DSLR) I didn't know to much about photography at the time. I like the shot even though I'm sure people would pick out some flaws. I've since learned a ton, and have better gear as well.

Photo Info:

Camera: Nikon D60
Lens: Nikkor 55-200mm VR f4-5.6G
Focal Length: 55mm
Aperture: f/4 ISO: 200 Shutter: 1/30s
# of Exposures: 1
Post Processing: Adjusted contrast, exposure, and color using Nikon Capture NX2 - Then Photomatix to convert to HDR. Added the frame around the photo for effect (Social Media)

 

[Xebra]

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
f/5.6
ISO 200
3 exposures
Hand-Held
Photoshop CS6, Photomatix, and Lightroom 4

Click twice for larger...

 

[Macland]

Where's that?

 

[Xebra]

Where's that?

Click it!

 

[Alpine Spirit]

These are always cool shots.

 

[civicjoe]

Some mining thing my parents shot in Alaska a couple weeks ago. I attempted some HDR using a single exposure and this is the result. Not the greatest, but it's still kindda cool.

Click twice for larger.

this is a gold dredge sweet pic though