Assignment 33 - HDR/tonemapped image

Martron · 29-03-2010 11:28am

Deleted User wrote: »

I think he meant because it's so deserted...

yep

pullandbang · 29-03-2010 10:07pm

A subtle attempt.......

Snap Happy · 29-03-2010 11:35pm

This is my 1st ever HDR - Think it was a better picture before I went near it.
Also it had more pop but lost it when I saved it as a jpg

Martron · 29-03-2010 11:36pm

Snap Happy · 29-03-2010 11:48pm

sprinkles · 30-03-2010 1:12am

Like that one Martron, great detail in the timber and stone - could do with a straighten though.

Martron · 30-03-2010 3:04am

sprinkles wrote: »

Like that one Martron, great detail in the timber and stone - could do with a straighten though.

The stone is straight its the gate that is wonky. No matter which way i turn it it still looks crooked

sprinkles · 30-03-2010 1:40pm

waterways · 31-03-2010 4:24pm

sprinkles wrote: »

I like this one.
It seems to me that I'm not allowed to thank. Maybe because I'm a newby? I have searched boards.ie for more than an hour to find out why not. The search wasn't successfully. So, I have chosen this way to give sprinkles a thank.

pbt20 · 31-03-2010 4:59pm

when you are logged in you can click on the thumbs up icon at the bottom right of screen

waterways · 31-03-2010 5:05pm

Here we go.

This is the first raw I ever dealt with and the first one I ever tonemapped.
I have tried to be soft.

Happy Easter to you all!

.Longshanks. · 31-03-2010 5:57pm

waterways wrote: »

I like this one.
It seems to me that I'm not allowed to thank. Maybe because I'm a newby? I have searched boards.ie for more than an hour to find out why not. The search wasn't successfully. So, I have chosen this way to give sprinkles a thank.

pbt20 wrote: »

when you are logged in you can click on the thumbs up icon at the bottom right of screen

You need to have a certain amount of posts. Its either 10 or 20 i think

wersal gummage · 31-03-2010 6:06pm

took this one this afternoon. my first post from pix.ie - so hope its ok (using flickr the last year or so)

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waterways · 31-03-2010 6:17pm

Longshanks100 wrote: »

You need to have a certain amount of posts. Its either 10 or 20 i think

Thank you and pbt20, after my 10th post I had suprisingly the thumb.

Sorry for going offtopic.

YeGods · 31-03-2010 6:52pm

I've enjoyed this one. I tried something I'd never heard about until a week ago.
HDR = Hard to Determine if it's Right
angelmallowcastle4.jpg?t=1270058242

pullandbang · 31-03-2010 9:43pm

A not so subtle attempt.

leche solara · 31-03-2010 11:04pm

here's another - Straight up gorgeous

the_syco · 01-04-2010 8:39am

Followed the tutorial here: http://quazen.com/arts/photography/how-to-make-hdr-photos/

Will have two more pictures tomorrow (local churches). They were all shot at night. This is the local Garda station.

plasticman3327 · 01-04-2010 5:50pm

Just picked up a dSLR so not very experienced (with the camera or HDR) but wanted to give this a try.

Attempt below - shot is of a trawler in Dunmore Harbor last night

the_syco · 01-04-2010 6:11pm

Slightly different angle:

No real idea what HDR is, aside from "eliminating shadows". Had fun with the histogram on this one, so unsure if it's HDR or not. Plan to do some shots in the day time over the weekend. Putting together the other two HDR's atm.

the_syco · 01-04-2010 6:48pm

1st Church is from Celbridge. I think it's the protestant one.

the_syco · 01-04-2010 7:13pm

Here's the catholic church in Leixlip:

the_syco · 01-04-2010 7:16pm

Leixlip Parish centre:

Comments on my pictures are welcome.

bp · 01-04-2010 8:09pm

Ok I am going to try and figure out how to actually do this....I'll see if it works or not....I amn't too confident!

pete4130 · 01-04-2010 9:54pm

bp wrote: »

Ok I am going to try and figure out how to actually do this....I'll see if it works or not....I amn't too confident!

Do it!!!! I want as many people to do this as possible!!!!!

pete4130 · 01-04-2010 10:00pm

I'm waiting/hoping to drop a banger on the 2nd to last day again and steal the win

keps · 01-04-2010 10:23pm

Does anyone know how to 'host' a PSD image(photoshop image) so that it can be displayed here?

keps · 01-04-2010 10:30pm

pete4130 wrote: »

I'm waiting/hoping to drop a banger on the 2nd to last day again and steal the win

Did you not read the RULES- you cannot win three times in a row:):) 1/4/2010

pullandbang · 01-04-2010 11:51pm

keps wrote: »

Does anyone know how to 'host' a PSD image(photoshop image) so that it can be displayed here?

Don't think you can. Why would you want to anyway? It'll be a HUGE file.

keps · 02-04-2010 12:39am

pullandbang wrote: »

Don't think you can. Why would you want to anyway? It'll be a HUGE file.

Well, the only way I know how to do HDR is to put them through the process on CS4 photoshop which is very user friendly for dickheads like me.

But the only output from the process is PSD or TIFF (both of which leave me mind boggled).

I was just wondering if there was an idiot's guide as to how to get a Photoshop(PSD) created image - on to this thread?

Slidinginfinity · 02-04-2010 1:02am

keps wrote: »

Well, the only way I know how to do HDR is to put them through the process on CS4 photoshop which is very user friendly for dickheads like me.

But the only output from the process is PSD or TIFF (both of which leave me mind boggled).

I was just wondering if there was an idiot's guide as to how to get a Photoshop(PSD) created image - on to this thread?

Save the HDR off as a TIFF, then load the TIFF in PS4 and resave it as a JPG.

Suspiria79 · 02-04-2010 5:22am

the_syco · 02-04-2010 2:07pm

keps wrote: »

But the only output from the process is PSD or TIFF (both of which leave me mind boggled).

I was just wondering if there was an idiot's guide as to how to get a Photoshop(PSD) created image - on to this thread?

Yup. Change the mode (under Image) to 8 bits. You can then save it as a jpg file. I'd say it's 16 or 32 bits when you create the image, and jpg has to be 8 bits.

Here is a picture that I grabbed from digitalanarchy.com

salamanca · 02-04-2010 5:46pm

keps · 02-04-2010 9:27pm

the_syco wrote: »

Yup. Change the mode (under Image) to 8 bits. You can then save it as a jpg file. I'd say it's 16 or 32 bits when you create the image, and jpg has to be 8 bits.

Here is a picture that I grabbed from digitalanarchy.com

Thanks indeed -- that works perfectly.
Much appreciated!:)

hi_im_fil · 02-04-2010 10:29pm

Might as well throw an entry in

keps · 02-04-2010 11:43pm

salamanca · 03-04-2010 12:10am

keps · 03-04-2010 3:09pm

pete4130 · 03-04-2010 5:41pm

^^^^^^^ Thats awesome Keps!

Could look really good in b/w!?

gone2themoon · 03-04-2010 6:18pm

First Attempt...

gone2themoon · 03-04-2010 6:20pm

Cheezy attempt...

keps · 03-04-2010 6:40pm

Wow - seeing as how that plastic coke bottle in the Royal canal this morning got a few votes - I might try one more from my stroll this AM
( The Nikon D70 actually takes only one photo -and then creates three images on your card of that photo at the exposure gaps you have input)

waterways · 03-04-2010 8:53pm

waterways · 03-04-2010 8:55pm

keps wrote: »

Please keps, no frames!

waterways · 03-04-2010 9:11pm

pete4130 wrote: »

^^^^^^^ Thats awesome Keps!

Could look really good in b/w!?

I agree this is great.

Hey, this is not a B/W assignment

keps · 03-04-2010 9:22pm

waterways wrote: »

Please keps, no frames!

OOPS sorry - didn't know- won't do again(but I've posted a 2nd already sorry)

pete4130 · 03-04-2010 10:12pm

whats wrong with frames?

pullandbang · 03-04-2010 10:31pm

Right, last one. I'm not a fan of HDR and cannot stand the overcooked ones. This is about as far as I'll go with it.

Martron · 04-04-2010 12:52am

whats is wrong with frames? Or am i missing something?