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cody29 β HK VIII - 1 IFC and 2 IFC
Published: 2007-05-23 10:17:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 2245; Favourites: 62; Downloads: 58
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The 2 IFC is the tallest building in HK (2006) and is the big brother from 1 IFC.Related content
Comments: 36
DAS ist wirklich gut! erinnert mich spontan irgendwie an Matrix.
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Very nice shot... aaand finally after a while I saw a photo of a really good quality, people usually post grainy photos. :/ I love that stomy sky too.
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great work showing all the lights! nice work, focused and complete!
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kein thema und grΓΌΓe in den Harz nach BS
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Sehr schΓΆnes HDR! Der Detailreichtum ist sehr anziehend fΓΌr meine Augen
Das 2 IFC sieht fΓΌr mich aus, als wΓΌrde es en wenig nach links kippen
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Danke... ja es kippt leicht. Beim Ausrichte hatte ich mich an eine Kante orientiert, die scheint auch gerade zu sein... finde es auch leicht stΓΆrend.
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Greaat shot!! Awesome view!!
I would like a bigger image in DA!!
Cheers!
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thx... If I would make it bigger it won't fit on all screens of the deviants.
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This is tonally superb, and compositionally.....beautiful work.....and you clearly know what you are doing! You are the type of HDR'er that I would love to take lessons with.
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Thank you very much. And I'm still improving my HDR technique. It's very simple to get on this stage (if you haven't got a really cheap point&shot cam), read my newst journal, there's an introduction how I'm doing my HDR pics.
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Thank you for the info.....and I did have a quick read of your journal and bookmarked it for "later reading"......I use the Nikon D200, and it handles .RAW.....I only ever use raw files any way.....I shall stop by again later....thank you again....and fav your photograph is my pleasure...I hope to browse again very soon.
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Oh, that is not a picture with a single exposure. It was stacked of six pictures with different exposure times: 13s, 4s, 1.3s , 1/3s, 1/8s and 1/25s. In Postprocessing these images are merged to this result.
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Ah, HDR. How exactly are they post-processed once taken and moved onto the computer? Do you just use layers and opacity in Photoshop?
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OK, I think I really have to write this down in my journal, because you're not the first one asking
I use a freeware tool "Picturenaut", I found it at a german dslr-forum. There you choose the pictures and it generates a HDR, the you can choose between different Tonemappers in Picturenaut to convert it back from 32 to 8 Bit. Afterwards I enhanced the contrast in The Gimp.
Feel free to ask more if I forgot something.
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An excellent shot that just really catches my attention, well taken!
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