Some more of my recent photos :-)

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Some more of my recent photos :-) - Bandit - 21-08-2020

Been playing with the HDR photo's recently, and these are some i've taken so far, most have probably seen the ones from Japshow at the weekend Big Grin

Hope you like :thumbup1:

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Some more of my recent photos :-) - purplewitch - 21-08-2020

I love them, especially the graveyard ones ... awesome

Some more of my recent photos :-) - jj260z - 21-08-2020

How do you do / get that effect

Your taking one over and one under exposed either side of a normal exposure

Or two stops either side of the normal on the white balance or are just chucking through PS

I've tried all ways and I can't get anywhere near this.

Got any tips?

Some more of my recent photos :-) - Manpanzee - 21-08-2020

Great pics . :thumbup1:

Some more of my recent photos :-) - reganlives - 21-08-2020

really good pics mate. How did you do them?

Some more of my recent photos :-) - sprinter2012 - 21-08-2020

They are done like jj260z mentioned, the camera takes 3 pictures. 1 normal exposure, 1 under and 1 over. And then you use software to blend them together, you can use them in 'normal' lighting situations like he has done above.

Or you can for example, take a picture of a stained glass windows from inside a church. And it will solve the problem you have where the the window is too bright, or the shadows are too dark, by adding the over exposed shadows, and the under exposed window, you get a perfect picture Smile

Some more of my recent photos :-) - Bandit - 21-08-2020

Pretty much as Sprinter above says, some of the others i've done i've used up to 8 images, with a 0.5 step in between each exposure, done a few using photoshop to change the exposure levels.But most i've used the camera itself to do the work for me.

HDR works a lot better with buildings and other static objects as they don't move. :thumbup1: The one with the sheds was the first one i'd done, which came out pretty well, a lot of trial and error but think i'm slowly getting there :thumbup1:

Some more of my recent photos :-) - Dinho - 22-08-2020

Those pics are the balls! Good work. What camera do you use?

Some more of my recent photos :-) - Bandit - 22-08-2020

Dinho Those pics are the balls! Good work. What camera do you use?

Thanks mate, this is what i use...

Canon EOS 60D

And Lens's
Canon EF-S 10-22MM F3.5-3.5 USM
Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Canon EF-L 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM

Flash
Canon Speedlite 430EX II

And these 2 camera's
Plus a Fujifilm HS20 EXR
And a Fujifilm S9600

:thumbup1:

Some more of my recent photos :-) - Dinho - 23-08-2020

Thats some gear that is, ive not long ago purchased the Canon EOS 600D the model slightly lower than yours. Got the standard 18-55mm lens. Im looking for a cheap flash £30-£60 as I will be doing some club photo's soon.

Are u going to Nottingham on Sat?