Larry.Ellis
Museum Entrance HDR
Taken with Canon 5D + 28-80mm. Single exposure split into 3 separate exposures: -2, 0, +2 then processed using Photomatix 4.02. HDR then processed further using Lightroom 3.4 and exported @ 4mp.
My first attempt at an HDR image with the 5D. I'm pretty impressed with how the files hold up, considering they were processed using just one shot. The 5D produces amazingly clean files at 50 iso, which produces a much nicer HDR image than my Epson R-D1s ever could, seeing as its base iso is only 200.
It would be interesting to see how much better 3 separate exposures using a tripod would turn out. I'm a fan of single exposure HDR's as they can be captured quickly and only hand held. I'm not keen on lugging a tripod about unless its getting dark.
I think HDR can be really nice when used subtly to enhance the details and not overdo it like some.
Museum Entrance HDR
Taken with Canon 5D + 28-80mm. Single exposure split into 3 separate exposures: -2, 0, +2 then processed using Photomatix 4.02. HDR then processed further using Lightroom 3.4 and exported @ 4mp.
My first attempt at an HDR image with the 5D. I'm pretty impressed with how the files hold up, considering they were processed using just one shot. The 5D produces amazingly clean files at 50 iso, which produces a much nicer HDR image than my Epson R-D1s ever could, seeing as its base iso is only 200.
It would be interesting to see how much better 3 separate exposures using a tripod would turn out. I'm a fan of single exposure HDR's as they can be captured quickly and only hand held. I'm not keen on lugging a tripod about unless its getting dark.
I think HDR can be really nice when used subtly to enhance the details and not overdo it like some.