Post your HDR images:

[GammyKnee]

This is a HDR-pano I took a ccouple of days ago on Beinn Glas on the way up Ben Lawers. I used LR's HDR facility to take the original 15 shots down to 5 hdr frames, then stitched them in Autopano, then back into LR for final tweaks. Lens flare courtesy of the EF 24-105.

Sunrise on Beinn Ghlas by Paul Roberts, on Flickr

 

[Sporgon]

This is a HDR-pano I took a ccouple of days ago on Beinn Glas on the way up Ben Lawers. I used LR's HDR facility to take the original 15 shots down to 5 hdr frames, then stitched them in Autopano, then back into LR for final tweaks. Lens flare courtesy of the EF 24-105.

Sunrise on Beinn Ghlas by Paul Roberts, on Flickr

I don't mind flare in a picture like this at all. Adds to it IMO.

 

[Click]

I don't mind flare in a picture like this at all. Adds to it IMO.

+1

Lovely light. Well done, GammyKnee.

 

[GammyKnee]

Thanks Click & Sporgon - much appreciated!

 

[Vern]

Matterhorn from Stillesee: HDR pano, 24-70 2.8 II, 42mm, f8, 5DSR, ISO 100, polarizer.

My first trip with the 5DSR - loved this camera for landscape.

 

[meywd]

Qasr Kharana by Mahmoud Darwish, on 500px

 

[Click]

Matterhorn from Stillesee: HDR pano, 24-70 2.8 II, 42mm, f8, 5DSR, ISO 100, polarizer.

My first trip with the 5DSR - loved this camera for landscape.

Lovely shot, Vern. 8)

 

[Viggo]

Hi guys and gals!

I'm using Photomatix for hdr and then import the TIFF to Lr for final adjustments.

Just wanted to ask if I'm on the right path to getting natural looking hdr that's only meant to represent the reality, and not to be used as an effect.

The picture is just a snap I took simply because it was WAY beyond the camera's range and hdr was the only way I could get a balanced image. Nothing is added or taken away. Three exposures.

 

[Sabaki]

Hi guys and gals!

I'm using Photomatix for hdr and then import the TIFF to Lr for final adjustments.

Just wanted to ask if I'm on the right path to getting natural looking hdr that's only meant to represent the reality, and not to be used as an effect.

The picture is just a snap I took simply because it was WAY beyond the camera's range and hdr was the only way I could get a balanced image. Nothing is added or taken away. Three exposures.

Well on your way Viggo!

Nothing about this image can identify it as a HDR image. Looks like a single exposure to me

 

[Viggo]

Hi guys and gals!

I'm using Photomatix for hdr and then import the TIFF to Lr for final adjustments.

Just wanted to ask if I'm on the right path to getting natural looking hdr that's only meant to represent the reality, and not to be used as an effect.

The picture is just a snap I took simply because it was WAY beyond the camera's range and hdr was the only way I could get a balanced image. Nothing is added or taken away. Three exposures.

Well on your way Viggo!

Nothing about this image can identify it as a HDR image. Looks like a single exposure to me

Great! Thanks

 

[romanr74]

Bergen

very nice one...

 

[bwud]

Not sure I like this one. I was hoping for the water to reflect the sky color but I couldn't position myself for that (nor could I move the sunrise ). Comments are welcome.

 

[ritholtz]

Need some free HDR tool recommendations other than DPP to merge more than 3 files.

 

[dpc]

Qasr Kharana by Mahmoud Darwish, on 500px

Very, very nice! I really like this picture.

 

[dpc]

Glass lantern...

 

[drmikeinpdx]

A very gentle use of HDR


Starvation Creek, in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon, USA. Taken yesterday, cloudy day, two exposures 1 2/3 stops apart and combined in Photomatix Pro.
5D3, ISO 200, 24-105 L @ F/16

 

[Click]

Glass lantern...

Nicely done, dpc.

 

[dpc]

Glass lantern...

Nicely done, dpc.

Thanks Click!

 

[meywd]

Qasr Kharana by Mahmoud Darwish, on 500px

Very, very nice! I really like this picture.

Thank you dpc

 

[Click]

Re: A very gentle use of HDR

Starvation Creek, in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon, USA. Taken yesterday, cloudy day, two exposures 1 2/3 stops apart and combined in Photomatix Pro.
5D3, ISO 200, 24-105 L @ F/16

Lovely shot.