Video of HDR pics of my Panther Black Fiesta!
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Very nice, thanks!
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Nice shots and compilation!
That is a really cool video, especially considering it's all "still" shots.
Did you use Adobe Premier for the video production?
And...HDR???
Is that where you take 3 shots of the same thing at different exposures?
I can do that with my camera (bracketing) but haven't experimented with it very much.
Did you use Adobe Premier for the video production?
And...HDR???
Is that where you take 3 shots of the same thing at different exposures?
I can do that with my camera (bracketing) but haven't experimented with it very much.
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^^ Yes HDR is exactly that Doug.
High Dynamic Range - is pretty much were you set a tripod and camera up. And change the EV Settings (Exposure Values) on the camera.
3 pics is the average ... but if you want some more contrast or even sometimes more detail. Some people even do up to 5 pics.
If some of you are scratching your head of how a camera does this ... you need to first have a camera with a bit of manual control. SLRs for instance.
Then you set the Shutter speed and Aperture constant and adjust the EV settings. You need at least a shot at Normal (0 EV) and one shot at -3 EV and one shot at +3 EV.
Then with some nice software ... merge them together.
That works for basic ... then a bit of tweaking in the software and VOILA ... High Quality HDR
I don't do this much ... becuase it takes time ... and my photography is always on the go and the studio. ... sadly.
-Ray-
High Dynamic Range - is pretty much were you set a tripod and camera up. And change the EV Settings (Exposure Values) on the camera.
3 pics is the average ... but if you want some more contrast or even sometimes more detail. Some people even do up to 5 pics.
If some of you are scratching your head of how a camera does this ... you need to first have a camera with a bit of manual control. SLRs for instance.
Then you set the Shutter speed and Aperture constant and adjust the EV settings. You need at least a shot at Normal (0 EV) and one shot at -3 EV and one shot at +3 EV.
Then with some nice software ... merge them together.
That works for basic ... then a bit of tweaking in the software and VOILA ... High Quality HDR
I don't do this much ... becuase it takes time ... and my photography is always on the go and the studio. ... sadly.
-Ray-
Thanks for the info!
I'll have to play with that a bit more then.
Manual settings are no problem on my camera, and as mentioned,
I can set it to "bracket" and it will take 3 pictures within a second at 3 different exposures that I set up.
I'm sure my PhotoShop-CS would work for the post processing, but I take it you have to mask off the areas you don't want from each image?
Gotta be a tutorial online somewhere....
MarkKleis; Any help?
I'll have to play with that a bit more then.
Manual settings are no problem on my camera, and as mentioned,
I can set it to "bracket" and it will take 3 pictures within a second at 3 different exposures that I set up.
I'm sure my PhotoShop-CS would work for the post processing, but I take it you have to mask off the areas you don't want from each image?
Gotta be a tutorial online somewhere....
MarkKleis; Any help?
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http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/high-dynamic-range.htm
Here you go Doug ... and it explains how it works in more detail too.
Photoshop has a good Automated way of doing it.
-Ray-
Here you go Doug ... and it explains how it works in more detail too.
Photoshop has a good Automated way of doing it.
-Ray-
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