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thought id have a pop at this if anyones knows what the hell it is :lol:

 

record.jpg

 

my record player

 

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and a 32/36

 

its called High dynamic range basically 3 shots of the same item under different exposure levels to capture the light in the shadows and what not you then use a program to overlay them,

 

 

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just one off google to give you an idea what can be achieved, gonna try do some of peoples cars throughout the summer

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I'm going to need a better camera! Pictures like that really impress me, so good luck with it!

 

my other half's little digital cam has this option, think i'm gonna give that one a go too :thumbsup:

 

looking good sam, your urbex pics will come out really well :mrgreen:

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I'm going to need a better camera! Pictures like that really impress me, so good luck with it!

 

my other half's little digital cam has this option, think i'm gonna give that one a go too :thumbsup:

 

looking good sam, your urbex pics will come out really well :mrgreen:

 

Theres software to do this found it a while ago and had a play theres a link on b3ta.

 

http://abduzeedo.com/20-beautiful-hdr-pictures?=main

 

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/03 ... -pictures/

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i have the photomatix pro program - hdr is the way forward :mrgreen: lol what's quite difficult is picking the right subject to use :wink:

 

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one of my first ones.

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yeah ive still not been anywhere but my room to try it out :(

 

still im chuffed to bits with this one, excuse the watermarks its some trial software and watermarks it unless you pay for it, also the vertical panoramic stitch isnt perfect but im thrilled to bits with the HDR

 

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thanks for the tip on this sam, just been to kirkstall abbey to practice;

 

Original Photo;

 

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HDR;

 

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makes a hell of a difference :shock:

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basically you have to take 3 photos under different exposures to capture the light in the shadows then use some software to merge the together

 

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my fire :mrgreen:

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mr sam ur house man !!!!

 

my missus would go mad with all that dust n ash :lol:

 

 

the open fire rocks but does cause to much mess :wink:

 

and the checker plate floor rolmfao that rules :twisted:

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What do you do then ? Just switch to HDR mode and take a pic? :?

 

my camera's got a setting on it where you basically set it very still on a tripod or wall then it takes three pictures on it's own. then you use a program to blend them together (it's really easy) on the computer. play with the colour and light a little and you get what you see :thumbsup:

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