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Changi Coastline; HDR
Topic Started: Dec 28 2008, 12:48 AM (791 Views)
Occellatus
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stalejive
Dec 29 2008, 12:31 PM
wah really nice bro.....how to make the skies look so dramatic ?
I use the HDR method bro...still in the learning phase. :)

I did some reading up and tested it for the first time. Idea is to take several shots of the same scene with diff exposures, then merge em together. You would like to read up on this bro...

Photoshop HDR Tutorial

Theres quite a number of things to take note of....if u r intersted, we may meet up and do some shoots together. :)

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nice work, bro! ;)
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Dec 29 2008, 12:31 PM
wah really nice bro.....how to make the skies look so dramatic ?
The best try to shoot 5 frame of different exposure. Then process it using photomatix sofware which is famous for HDR process.

Can see this link which I posted in this thread for quite sometime. I even include the work flow.

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Dec 29 2008, 05:30 PM
The best try to shoot 5 frame of different exposure. Then process it using photomatix sofware which is famous for HDR process.

Can see this link which I posted in this thread for quite sometime. I even include the work flow.

mdzmr HDR

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Bro mdzmr...thks so much for the link and also the detailed step by step guide!!! Its real good and helpful. ;)

I have one question regarding Photomatix bro. You registered for the official version?

Bro Light....thanks...:) This forum is so much more warm and friendly. :)
Edited by Occellatus, Dec 29 2008, 08:30 PM.
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bro ocellatus - ya i wud love to meet up to meet up and take fotos together but i'm a total noob bro.....dun wanna impose on u.....hehe

bro mdzmr - thank u so much bang for the link......u rawk !...i've bookmarked it......

This forum is great....thanx all.....
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One more to share....ive managed to learn the cloning tool. :)

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Bro Stalejive....pls dont say that.....we learn together....my msn is occellatus29@hotmail.com...we may keep in touch and perhaps do some shootings together. :)
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wah nice bro...u gettin superb !!!
anyway bro occellatus , i got ,ahem, photomatix pro 311 for mac if u want....
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Occellatus
Dec 29 2008, 10:30 PM
One more to share....ive managed to learn the cloning tool. :)

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Bro Stalejive....pls dont say that.....we learn together....my msn is occellatus29@hotmail.com...we may keep in touch and perhaps do some shootings together. :)
Nice one.
Another pointers, try to avoid those like thunderstorm clouds.

Best effects on sky is to shoot during morning sunrise and also sunset for more dramatic skyline. If possible use a filter either GND or CPL.
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Dec 30 2008, 10:20 AM
Nice one.
Another pointers, try to avoid those like thunderstorm clouds.

Best effects on sky is to shoot during morning sunrise and also sunset for more dramatic skyline. If possible use a filter either GND or CPL.
Thanks bro...I will...reason to avoid the thunderstorm clouds...is it because the storm clouds do not blend with the 'light' effect on the rocks? Ive read in threads somewhere that for a good HDR pic to work, it has to show relatedness....something like nice cloud cover and landscape that fits the sky...

Is that the reason? :unsure:
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Yap...

The other best effects is to get the silky sea-water. This is where the complication is. You have to play with ur exposure and the aperture of ur cam setting.
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