Some new High Dynamic Range Photos

[We-Luv-Disney]

I went over to the new Pavilion Nostalgic park here in Myrtle Beach, they moved some of the rides from the old Pavilion to Broadway at the beach. Its was a nice cloudy evening and got some rally cool subject matter for HDR . Here are a few shots, all taken with canon 40D/17-40mm lens, PP with Photomatix Pro and Photoshop CS3.

 

[Jeanne B]

Wow, very nice!!

 

[bostran1]

great HDRs but how the heck did you do the ones with all the motion? I am amazed you were able to freeze the motion that much with multiple exposures.

 

[We-Luv-Disney]

great HDRs but how the heck did you do the ones with all the motion? I am amazed you were able to freeze the motion that much with multiple exposures.

I shot a single image in RAW format, and then made the separate exposures in CS3, like one with -2EV,0EV,+2EV, and then merged them with Photomatix pro. You can also do this with single JPG images bit the final product dose not seem to have as good dynamic range.

 

[Ducky4Disney]

I've said this before - but I have to try this! I'm going to WDW next week, help me out and tell me (like I'm 3 years old) what I need to do. From what I know, it's the same shutter and aperature settings with a change in exposure value. Am I close?

D4D

 

[bostran1]

I shot a single image in RAW format, and then made the separate exposures in CS3, like one with -2EV,0EV,+2EV, and then merged them with Photomatix pro. You can also do this with single JPG images bit the final product dose not seem to have as good dynamic range.

I have tried to make HDRs from one RAW too, but with much much poorer results. I'll have to give it another shot. Thanks for the info!