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my recent attempts of hdr.
The first one is made from three differently exposed shots. (exposure bias 0, -1 & +1), as is shown in the second attachment. The wind was just breezing so I thougt it would be ok if I use these for hdr. I mean, less probability of subject shake.
The third one is also hdr but made from a single shot, as this was taken handheld.
By comparing the two hdr shots, one from three shots and another from single shot, I do not find big differences between the final results. Maybe the exposure bias of plus/minus one was not big enough and additionally the light condition was just too gentle to get a full benefit of hdr, I wonder.
I also tried some hdr shots of a tiny river but just got a shame result...
yoshi
p.s. the second attachment of the three original and one hdr pics do not show big differences of exposure when it was resized twice. The hdr was also added brightness etc later.
The first one is made from three differently exposed shots. (exposure bias 0, -1 & +1), as is shown in the second attachment. The wind was just breezing so I thougt it would be ok if I use these for hdr. I mean, less probability of subject shake.
The third one is also hdr but made from a single shot, as this was taken handheld.
By comparing the two hdr shots, one from three shots and another from single shot, I do not find big differences between the final results. Maybe the exposure bias of plus/minus one was not big enough and additionally the light condition was just too gentle to get a full benefit of hdr, I wonder.
I also tried some hdr shots of a tiny river but just got a shame result...
yoshi
p.s. the second attachment of the three original and one hdr pics do not show big differences of exposure when it was resized twice. The hdr was also added brightness etc later.
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