Another random photo I took y'day .. absolutely for no specific reason
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Another random photo I took y'day .. absolutely for no specific reason
Behold Sony photography awards shortlisted entries. Breathtaking stuff.
Thanks for sharing. Each entry is a gem except "notworthy: except "Human study: Two men dressed western costumes in Tabernas, Almeria, Spain are the subjects of this thought-provoking image". Whats so special in that snap comparing the other beautiful ones? I would like to know!Quote:
Originally Posted by VENKIRAJA
Samples for Today:
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Thanks Dilbert for the HDR tutorials. So, how many shots should be (automatically) taken with different exposures and contrast to make it a HDR. Is three exposure is always enough? I think the software processes all these seperate images and merges into a HDR one, if I am not wrong.
Sathya, great snaps, I really loved the take-off ones (first, second and fifth), sixth one, just like that goose is replying to you. :smile:
V_S , HDR (Hight Dynamic Range) Images are mainly use to enhance elements which you will miss in your regular single shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by V_S
To your question Its up to the user how many you want to include for 1 HDR.(example : friend of mine used like 8-9 pics for shooting Vatican City at Nite)
However when you use AEB option you will get 3 pics , which is good enough for creating HDR.
Thanks again Dilbert for the details. :smile:
Sathaya good pics - just a suggestion use Ai Servo on Canon aka continuous mode in Nikons to get better results when you are shooting a moving object(s). Another trick which ofcourse we learnt during college days.. Keep your sight active on the expected path of your object (aka comeon) ahead of time. This is will provide you with some really great views aka shots.. which you would missed it otherwise by chasing them ...;-)
You are spending money copyrighting these pics?