My First HDR Attempt = 1 HI-RES Rainy Day Picture [56K WARINING]
Apr 29, 2008, 08:57 PM
#32
Thanks for the compliments everyone... haha and thanks Vegas! How's your car running dude?
The HDR "effect" is done by taking the same shot on a tripod three time, under exposed, normal and over exposed. Then using photoshop to compile the images to generate and HDR image.
Here's some more info if you guys want to look it up (I just typed in HDR Photoshop in google):
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/hdr.shtml
The ARC splitter isn't that big of a pain, I had it installed on my previous RalliArt lip and now this new lip. It requires drilling into the lip yourself. And I had to do a little modding for the splitter to fit on the new lip.
Again, thanks everyone I appreciate the kind words.
The HDR "effect" is done by taking the same shot on a tripod three time, under exposed, normal and over exposed. Then using photoshop to compile the images to generate and HDR image.
Here's some more info if you guys want to look it up (I just typed in HDR Photoshop in google):
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/hdr.shtml
The ARC splitter isn't that big of a pain, I had it installed on my previous RalliArt lip and now this new lip. It requires drilling into the lip yourself. And I had to do a little modding for the splitter to fit on the new lip.
Again, thanks everyone I appreciate the kind words.
Apr 29, 2008, 10:12 PM
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Thanks for the compliments everyone... haha and thanks Vegas! How's your car running dude?
The HDR "effect" is done by taking the same shot on a tripod three time, under exposed, normal and over exposed. Then using photoshop to compile the images to generate and HDR image.
Here's some more info if you guys want to look it up (I just typed in HDR Photoshop in google):
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/hdr.shtml
The ARC splitter isn't that big of a pain, I had it installed on my previous RalliArt lip and now this new lip. It requires drilling into the lip yourself. And I had to do a little modding for the splitter to fit on the new lip.
Again, thanks everyone I appreciate the kind words.
The HDR "effect" is done by taking the same shot on a tripod three time, under exposed, normal and over exposed. Then using photoshop to compile the images to generate and HDR image.
Here's some more info if you guys want to look it up (I just typed in HDR Photoshop in google):
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/hdr.shtml
The ARC splitter isn't that big of a pain, I had it installed on my previous RalliArt lip and now this new lip. It requires drilling into the lip yourself. And I had to do a little modding for the splitter to fit on the new lip.
Again, thanks everyone I appreciate the kind words.
compliments on the car again..nice job!
