There are some tutorials around. I'm using Photomatix, but Photoshop CS 2 can do the trick too.
You can do so many tonemap settings, it really depends on what endresult you want. I mostly just juggle the sliders around in Photomatix till I get something I like. Then import it in iPhoto or Photoshop for some final post-processing.
I thought FX posted his method (roughly) a few pages back?
At any rate, the photo Dave linked to is shit. It may technically be HDR, but the camera wasn't even on a tripod, and you can tell - even with the tiny cropped version he posted. You can't tone-map a photo that looks like drunk vision to start with.
I'm still baffled that he got so many good comments. O_o
Doombrain wrote:yeah, i had a look at that link. mostly masking out stuff etc.
worth doing 5 shots over 3?
probably....you get more dynamic range in your final HDR photo.
But if you're shooting a moving object or the background is moving cause of the wind you'll get some blur. Use a tripod if you do more shots.
R00k wrote:I thought FX posted his method (roughly) a few pages back?
At any rate, the photo Dave linked to is shit. It may technically be HDR, but the camera wasn't even on a tripod, and you can tell - even with the tiny cropped version he posted. You can't tone-map a photo that looks like drunk vision to start with.
I'm still baffled that he got so many good comments. O_o
lol, I cringed at the "WOW, GREAT SHOT!!" comments. Such people post their shit photos at rating groups at flickr to get as many comments as possible, They probably glance quickly over the thumbnail and post abhorrent replies with AWARDS!
You have groups like 1-2-3, post one photo, comment 2 others, view 3 other photos.
yeah i seen that. it's alot of effort for one image just for some simple cunt to take a soft pic of a landmark, fuck it up and post THEN get his ass kissed and my image ignored
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