HDR of 3 bracketed images with a difference of 2EV in each. Metered photo's EXIF:
f/11, 1/640, ISO 1600 @ 18mm using the 18-55
This is one of the very few HDR attempts of mine that I've liked. The B/W treatment was done in the Silver Efex Pro plugin in Photoshop CS3.
why would you use ISO 1600 for this one?
ReplyDeleteBecause I was shooting handheld and needed a fast shutter speed for all three shots to avoid any type of shake and misalignment. Also, wanted to have a large DOF, so increasing the aperture wasn't an option.
ReplyDeleteOh okay. That's good then :D
ReplyDeleteYep :D
ReplyDeleteIs HDR difficult?
ReplyDeleteSuppose I take 3 or more shots at different exposures, and use Photoshop's Merge to HDR option, are the results satisfactory?
Satisfaction is very subjective in this case. I've never managed to get a single decent colour HDR in three years of trying. And I've stopped trying now. I simply hate the grunge treatment that most people give to their HDRs. You could give it a shot, though.
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