suby_dude

iTrader: (18)

i like the setup i have now.

if i decide to go w/ a fmic i'd switch to the other one (which i wont be doing anytime soon).

its stock. springs, swaybars. intake. that's it.

-sd

suby_dude

iTrader: (18)

and ofcourse all the body kit crap, fog light. tint.

-sd

GilTsuby

iTrader: (2)

+1. I don't get it. In the frist example on this thread, I think I like the none HDR. Better contrast than the HDR.

dSpec

iTrader: (10)

Wikipedia to the rescue!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

because I'm too lazy to explain

GilTsuby

iTrader: (2)

I take what I said back. After seeing other pics on this thread, I definately see the difference. So, is there a way to take 3 or more pictures in one shot, each having a different setting?
I have a Nikon D50. Please help and explain, I'm highly interested in learning this.
I know you need a tripod and you're suppose to take 3 or more pictures (same position of course) with each having a different setting. So is there a way to take these pictures in one shot? Does the camera allow you to do that?

GT35 STI

iTrader: (6)

HDR Sucks

Friends 72 Maro... Has an LS1 with Heads/Cam in it...

suby_dude

iTrader: (18)

this is from a single raw file:

adizon

iTrader: (25)

^^ dopeness SD

GilTsuby

iTrader: (2)

How about a tutorial. Some one document the steps.

specb

Does one need photomatix and photoshoc CS2 or just photomatix will do. Cause photoshop is damm expensive.

DetailAddict

iTrader: (52)

SD posted one in this thread earlier and i think someone else did too. The process worked for me, but the pics weren't all that impressive for me.

DetailAddict

iTrader: (52)

i actually want to know the other way around since I have PS CS2 but not Photomatix (don't want to buy it and don't want the watermark).

GT35 STI

iTrader: (6)

find a 'free' copy of photomatrix... no more watermark

specb

if you buy photomatix then there is no watermark. That's what is written on the site

OwlBoogie

iTrader: (9)

Everyone has nice cameras that take great images. But I wanted to give it a shot with my camera. I used the HDR thing in Photoshop CS2. File>Automate>Merge to HDR. My camera is a old 2.1 MP point and shoot. I color balanced it because all the light in the garage makes everything orange.