yepshanelach wrote:
Threadjack:Download photomatix. When shooting the photo, shoot one properly exposed, one or more shots under exposed by 1 f stop or more depending on how radical you want the image to look, and one or more shots over exposed by 1 f stop or more accordingly. Bring the photos into the program and play with them in there.
the full version, the trial version puts a watermark on all the picturesScuffed_ChukiCoupe wrote:You have the full program or the demo? Great pics. I try to hdr my photos but i only have a picture with one exposure so it dosent come out as great. I like the se-r one
yea tell me about it, thats what i have to deal with lolQuicksilverFX wrote:
the full version, the trial version puts a watermark on all the pictures
My eyes, they burn!NISMO24096 wrote:I use photoshop CS4 for my business but I like photomatrix for HDR it gives you more control over everything and is very user friendly... below are my old s14 and current project s13 enjoy...