Before & After HDR (for Ronnie PD154) by JeffG7BRJ
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This is for Ronnie, who got me started on this HDR, I'm still playing, not yet mastered the technique, but I will keep going.
Took this through the car windscreen whilst waiting for my daughter Emma. Just playing about really, I usually take my camera when I know I'm going to be sat around for 30 min or more, she was having a medical so I was in for a wait.
Thanks for stopping by for a look and for any comments you care to make, CC is welcome, as is any tips you might have as to where I am going wrong. Especially if you can point me in the right direction.
Be careful what you say to your children,
They are the ones that choose your old folks home.
Comments (31)
Wonderful capture Jefj it looks good mate, i play around with HDR cant get used to it just keep playing thats what i do LOL..
Interesting!! I must say it gives more depth to the colours. Nice RV:-)
I think it looks great Jeff. maybe, if I send my car your way, you can re-do the color for me.... lol... Great work my friend! :)
I don't know anything about HDR but it looks cool. Beautiful capture and well done Jeff!
I'm an old fogey with this HDR, I much prefer the before! Ignore me!
You done a great job here Jeff, it's subtle and not too over the top, you have pulled it back to shadows which pumps up the contrast, nice job Sir :...And thanks for the dedi mate :)
Great work and interesting, Jeff!
The difference really knocks my socks off! Don't know a thing about how its done but I can sure see WHAT it does!
Hi Jeff awesome work and a beautiful blue sweet sunshine to you warm hug with a smile, Linda
Stunning example of what HDR can do.
Thank you for this master-piece. 5+!!!!
It really looks fantastic, just like a new car ;O) (About my "Honesty" plant, it as a very big treasure because it belonged to my mum) I remember her each day with these big or small things I keep from her!
Beautiful and brilliant photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!! A million stars from me.**************Luminous Blessings. Ludy
Great different, thx to take time and show what is possible.
I'm with Carin. My car could use a new paint job! Maybe if I sent you a picture ... :)
I have not played much with HDR, as I was not happy with the result but many create excellent works using it. yours is superb. I never leave the house without my camera
EXCELLENT :)
Oh, now THIS is some great stuff-and I'll get in line behind Carin and Tara!!
Wonderfully vivid! Love the depth of color.
Very nice work!
The HDR effects make it look like this 4x4 is straight out of a sales brochure. fantastic! Ive always been impressed with HDR images and until recently hadn't a clue how it was done. And to say you took the shot through you windscreen is more than impressive! Bravo! On the recent RR questionaire I made a comment that I thought it would be a good idea to have a 'HDR genre' in the Photography sections !
Terrific difference! So much more detail! Excellent Jeff! 5+
Hi Jeff ! I see you are having fun with hdr.See the link and enjoy, excelent work ! http://www.renderosity.com/mod/tutorial/index.php?tutorial_id=1715&page=1
Excellent capture and work Jeff.I must still try HDR.
Great looking images Jeff, both of them. I don't know anything about this, but it is wonderful to be able to do something like this!
Oh I love HDR ... it brings out such color and contrasts; this is a great example of what it does. Nice dedi for a great guy! :)
Beautiful capture and well done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)
Fantastic work.
Interesting experiment.
Excellent example of one of many results that can be tweaked using HDR or HDRI. I have just begun to fiddle with this so you are ahead of me. I have just tried some shots in a dimly lit museum...great possibilites. Thanks for the inspiration. Am adding to favorites as a reminder for myself. Bill