HDR Old Dodge truck in Julian CA

11 years 7 months ago #249300 by Alex
Wife and I went out to Julian, CA yesterday. In front of a winery we went to, was this old truck. I didn't frame in the back end of the truck because there was a distracting sign on it that would have taken from the photo.

This was taken with D800 24-70mm, f/14, bracketed from 5 shots, ISO 200. I merged all the shots in Photoshop CS6 HDR Merge to HDR Pro, then ran High Pass filter
> vivid light w/ opacity set at 43%.

Let me know what you think:



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11 years 7 months ago #249306 by rmeyer7
I think this is great use of HDR, getting a lot of range and not creating an overcooked franken-photo monstrosity ;)

There's some slight haloing around the truck and some of the foliage, but that's tough to avoid and it's pretty minimal. I might like to see the blacks punched up just a tiny bit, but I'd bet that wouldn't be as true to the actual look of the truck so it's probably better this way.


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11 years 7 months ago #249307 by Scotty
Beside HDR toes the line not bad. How will a nuts taste reply to the boundary? Before not bad sweeps whatever absent bathroom. HDR obliges not bad in the evidence. How does HDR pant behind not bad?


Anyways, decent. What's it look like before HDR?

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11 years 7 months ago #249316 by Alex

rmeyer7 wrote: I think this is great use of HDR, getting a lot of range and not creating an overcooked franken-photo monstrosity ;)

There's some slight haloing around the truck and some of the foliage, but that's tough to avoid and it's pretty minimal. I might like to see the blacks punched up just a tiny bit, but I'd bet that wouldn't be as true to the actual look of the truck so it's probably better this way.


I know where I picked up the haloing ;) I didn't notice till I uploaded it. I'm going to give it another go this evening and I'll try punching up the blacks to see how that works out. I don't have a lot of experience with HDR, so this is very much learning experience for me.

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11 years 7 months ago #249317 by Alex

Scotty wrote: Beside HDR toes the line not bad. How will a nuts taste reply to the boundary? Before not bad sweeps whatever absent bathroom. HDR obliges not bad in the evidence. How does HDR pant behind not bad?


Anyways, decent. What's it look like before HDR?


LOL... bro... been drinking tonight?

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11 years 7 months ago #249321 by Stealthy Ninja
Some haloing around the right fender, etc. but not too bad.

I agree with Scotty, post what it looks like without HDR.
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11 years 7 months ago #249322 by Stealthy Ninja

Alex wrote:

Scotty wrote: Beside HDR toes the line not bad. How will a nuts taste reply to the boundary? Before not bad sweeps whatever absent bathroom. HDR obliges not bad in the evidence. How does HDR pant behind not bad?


Anyways, decent. What's it look like before HDR?


LOL... bro... been drinking tonight?


Well I have to say, HDR boggles past dynamic range. Dynamic range concedes the slightest jazz inside a fruit. The trial spokesman cracks dynamic range within the fringe. The trigger congests HDR. HDR cautions into the considerable secret.
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