HDR Photography.

[rinkrat]

Yeah it was in the red zone too.

Damn look at the window of the caddy. If I had gone lower I could have reflected the sign in there real bitchen.

[PuckMonkey]

That would be a good HDR Challenge image actually. I bet between all the exposures, there is enough detail to crisp up the blur.

[rinkrat]

Look at my shadow on the hood of the car

[PuckMonkey]

AHH!, I see the tripod now.

[FBJ]

I don't know if you guys are doing this or not (I think PM is...):

After creating the HDR and tonemapping it in Photomatix (or whatever it is you use), save the file and run it through Lightroom's (or PS's for that matter) noise reduction. It makes for a much smoother image.

[PuckMonkey]

Originally Posted by FlyBoeingJets

I don't know if you guys are doing this or not (I think PM is...):

After creating the HDR and tonemapping it in Photomatix (or whatever it is you use), save the file and run it through Lightroom's (or PS's for that matter) noise reduction. It makes for a much smoother image.

Funny, when I started I did that on a couple of images, but I forgot all about it.

[rinkrat]

HDR is for tweakers.

[rinkrat]

Originally Posted by FlyBoeingJets

I don't know if you guys are doing this or not (I think PM is...):

After creating the HDR and tonemapping it in Photomatix (or whatever it is you use), save the file and run it through Lightroom's (or PS's for that matter) noise reduction. It makes for a much smoother image.

OK, I just did that and added a ton of sharpness.

[rinkrat]

The Doll Factory - Home of the LA Derby Dolls

Did this last night. I used the timer and sure enough it took all three bracketed photos. That rules!

[rinkrat]

Here is a single shot HDR.