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March 29th 08, 05:10 PM
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Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce 
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March 29th 08, 10:32 PM
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Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique.
Best Wishes Bruce Save a trip to the library. It's a new topic. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=HDR+Photography
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March 29th 08, 11:32 PM
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From Scott Kelby's "The Digital Photography Book", here are the main steps
- Use a tripod - Set camera to take picture format (as opposed to landscape) - Expose the first frame with "manual" exposure - Take the rest of the frames with the "same exposure", with frames overlapping by 25%; on windy days. take the pictures quickly since clouds and trees will be moving - Use your favorite s/w to stitch the frames "Bruce" wrote in message . uk... Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce
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March 29th 08, 11:49 PM
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he was asking a question about HDR (high dynamic range) and not how to shoot
a panoramic. "Zilla" wrote in message ... From Scott Kelby's "The Digital Photography Book", here are the main steps - Use a tripod - Set camera to take picture format (as opposed to landscape) - Expose the first frame with "manual" exposure - Take the rest of the frames with the "same exposure", with frames overlapping by 25%; on windy days. take the pictures quickly since clouds and trees will be moving - Use your favorite s/w to stitch the frames "Bruce" wrote in message . uk... Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce
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March 30th 08, 07:41 AM
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"Steve Dell" wrote in message . .. he was asking a question about HDR (high dynamic range) and not how to shoot a panoramic. "Zilla" wrote in message ... From Scott Kelby's "The Digital Photography Book", here are the main steps - Use a tripod - Set camera to take picture format (as opposed to landscape) - Expose the first frame with "manual" exposure - Take the rest of the frames with the "same exposure", with frames overlapping by 25%; on windy days. take the pictures quickly since clouds and trees will be moving - Use your favorite s/w to stitch the frames "Bruce" wrote in message . uk... Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce ROFL.
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March 30th 08, 03:50 PM
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ROFL too.I confuse the two features - combining frames vs. combining
exposures! Well now you know how to shoot panoramic.  "Pete D" wrote in message ... "Steve Dell" wrote in message . .. he was asking a question about HDR (high dynamic range) and not how to shoot a panoramic. "Zilla" wrote in message ... From Scott Kelby's "The Digital Photography Book", here are the main steps - Use a tripod - Set camera to take picture format (as opposed to landscape) - Expose the first frame with "manual" exposure - Take the rest of the frames with the "same exposure", with frames overlapping by 25%; on windy days. take the pictures quickly since clouds and trees will be moving - Use your favorite s/w to stitch the frames "Bruce" wrote in message . uk... Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce ROFL.
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March 30th 08, 05:21 PM
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"Zilla" wrote in message ... From Scott Kelby's "The Digital Photography Book", here are the main steps - Use a tripod - Set camera to take picture format (as opposed to landscape) - Expose the first frame with "manual" exposure - Take the rest of the frames with the "same exposure", with frames overlapping by 25%; on windy days. take the pictures quickly since clouds and trees will be moving - Use your favorite s/w to stitch the frames "Bruce" wrote in message . uk... Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce ROFL. Zilla wrote: ROFL too.I confuse the two features - combining frames vs. combining exposures! Well now you know how to shoot panoramic. "Pete D" wrote in message ... "Steve Dell" wrote in message . .. he was asking a question about HDR (high dynamic range) and not how to shoot a panoramic. Except there is nothing about "taking the pictures quickly" that will be useful in controlling the kind of motion trees are likely to make - unless you are on the road to Oz ... -- Frank ess
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March 31st 08, 04:24 PM
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Bruce wrote:
Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes Bruce Do a search for "HDRI" at Amazon.com. There are a few books available now, and a few will be out within a month or so. Read the Customer Reviews.
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April 7th 08, 07:10 PM
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On 2008-04-06, Yoshi wrote:
"Bruce" wrote in message . uk... Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes For an example of what "not to do" with HDR, go to www.photosig.com and look up the work of a member called Mike Savad. Absolute crap. Just an example of what a disaster HDR can be in the hands of an idiot. kris kros on flickr is another exponent with a bafflingly large gang of acolytes. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kros/se...7594073655609/ -- Chris Savage Kiss me. Or would you rather live in a Gateshead, UK land where the soap won't lather? - Billy Bragg
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#10
May 18th 08, 05:05 PM
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Bruce wrote:
Can anyone recommend any good books on HDR technique. Best Wishes IMHO you don't need any books about HDR cos you can find so good tutorials and so on on the Internet. Just use google... -- Galapagos, Ecuador, Kenya, Thailand, Lighnings, StormChase: http://www.petrilopia.net/
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