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Mige
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arien617
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On 2008-07-06 22:29:24, Mige wrote:
haha
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se_p800
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These pics are awesome! How do you get them to look like that? Can you show original pic to compare?
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sigea
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Sexy. The pics are good enough to be brochure material 
What cam did you use |
DonJuan
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I used a canon rebel xsi with the kit lens.
ok so its one shot built up of 3 shots, without a filter i had no choice but to do hdr, i would have lost the sunset, or lost the car getting the sunset, so with hdr i get the best of everything.
Im just getting into using filters where i can take shots like this, just using one shot, that way it will look more natural.
here are the three shots that made up this shot
finished:
and here are the 3 shots it took to get that final piece
i do a lot of work on photoshop too
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ruhvee
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So in laymans terms, it uses the brightest parts out of the three pics to form a third composite image?
Cool
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procterdc
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What filters do u use on photoshop? Or rather what process do u go through?
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Caspa
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very cool... |
aldrinus
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nice pics, don juan
these are PC wallpaper material
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JiSm
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PHAT ROTA DUDE! You got it pulsing or kept the idle up? I got a mate who had one of these pulsing so loud. Everyone would be looking around for the 13B and see an RX8 instead! Way cool.
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arien617
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How's this:
And the HDR:
I reckon it's the camera because my auto bracket probably doesn't stretch as far as yours, it lacks manual control a fair bit, my TZ3.
Need a big dSLR, I've got an EOS650, but I can't be as creative with film.
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haynesycop
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@DonJuan these are amazing, if you have the time and don't mind posting a little tutorial i'd really appreciate it. I've just got a Sony A200 DSLR and would love to produce stuff like that?
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arien617
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^^ I'm not Don Juan, but I'll give it a go.
Set your camera to auto bracket, depending on how far it'll go each way.
That way it'll take 3 photos, each of a different exposure, 1 high, 1 low, one normal.
You then take the three at combine them in an application like qtpfsgui, photomatix pro, or Photoshop CS3 Ext. which is what I (badly) use.
Don Juan will probably like to elaborate on what I said, I've probably missed something. That's why mine are crap, and his aren't. But that's a basic outline.
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haynesycop
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Ok cool thanks so once i have the 3 photos i take it i just layer one on top of the other? If so should that be done in a specific order?
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arien617
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The app will do it for you.
I've never used qtpfsgui, but Photomatix Pro and PSCS3 just ask you for source images, you can do more than 3, but 3 is good enough.
The software does the rest of the work
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Posted: 2008-07-06 22:29
