Hi Guys, just thought i'd show you some of my photography.

For those who don't know HDR is a technique where you combine multiple photos going form light to dark meaning that the whole dynamic range is covered.

I use a Nikon D40 a tripod and Photomatix and Photoshop CS3.

The Pistachio green 6n is my beast!

The Rangey rover is my dads pride and joy

G40 Alexs

white 6n is Bigjons

Mk3 saloon i think is alexs

And i don't know who's the trial landy's is!

Please let me know if you don't want your car up!

By the way I really want to take more photos and meet more people so please get in touch and PM me and hopefully we should be able to meet up and take some photos, it's free!

Wow!

Were in hampshire? I'd be up for meeting and doing some photos :)

Edit: Do you have a bonnet bra on your polo now? Also you didnt happen to go to Crookhorn school did you?

Edited 21 July, 200917 yr by LeonL

Wow!

Were in hampshire? I'd be up for meeting and doing some photos :)

North Hants, Bordon

But I go down to pompey a fair bit (mainly for gunwharf quays!)

but if you come up with some locations down there or are prepared to travel up here i'd love to organise a shoot!

and no thats a different pistachiolo! i see it never get a chance to say hi!

Wow!

Were in hampshire? I'd be up for meeting and doing some photos :)

North Hants, Bordon

But I go down to pompey a fair bit (mainly for gunwharf quays!)

but if you come up with some locations down there or are prepared to travel up here i'd love to organise a shoot!

and no thats a different pistachiolo! i see it never get a chance to say hi!

Whats the distance between you and me? (Portsmouth)

Not to sure of any decent photo shoot spots but if you ever find some let me know and i'll come along for a few pictures

they look awsome.....so do you just take a set of photo's in the same position at differant apatures??

HDR frankly rocks, but only works in certain situations under certain conditions, for example the 6n pics in front of the blocks of flats work the best by miles, type-cast HDR imaging, very very good effort mate

@ McTangus

3 different exposures, under,normal and over exposed. Then can use photomatix to create the HDR photo.

Edited 21 July, 200917 yr by goose

typically is different shutter speeds, same aperture and same ISO

HDR is cool, but not really a fan of it to show off a car. My mate took loads of HDR shots of mine in the snow and it looked mental

The land rovers and broken polo shots are really nice, usually HDR is waaaay overdone and looks a pile of computerized shit.

3 different exposures

3 different exposures? I use 7+! but yeah thats right you vary the shutter speed and keep the same ISO and aperature, and you get these results, the reason why the foresty ones look so grainy is becuase they were shot on a very high ISO ready for B+W Conversion!

Not to sure of any decent photo shoot spots but if you ever find some let me know and i'll come along for a few pictures

cool man, i'm sure i'll be down there soon, then i'll go location scouting, then PM you and we can re visit on a shoot!

Looks mental, love what it's done to the paint on mine but it's made the bumpers look odd. Might have to try a bit of Photoshoppery on that with the original pic.

hdr + Car shots EPIC FAIL!!

only one that works is the moving landrover

Edited 22 July, 200917 yr by Djsimmy

HDR is a technique where you combine multiple photos going form light to dark meaning that the whole dynamic range is covered?

bit of a noob with the slr stuff, any help with regards on how to do this?

recently bought a canon 450d and just getting use to it lol

HDR can be great if used subtly.

Here's a couple of mine :)

Edited 22 July, 200917 yr by onelegout

heres some i done a while back

anyone care to explain how to do this, I'm new to the slr world, sorry if its a daft question?

does your camera do Auto Exposure Bracketing ?

yes mate i believe it does, still learning at the min haha

i like how yu can see the improvement yu have made in the first post from your first HDR to your last :)

does your camera do Auto Exposure Bracketing ?

i tend not to use AEB. doesnt give enough of a spectrum... its better setting it to manual and adjusting exposure manually :) means yu can take 5 or 6 shots and have then spread quite widely apart

but thats just me. sometimes yu can get just as good results with AEB :)

heres a couple HDR's from me :)

Edited 22 July, 200917 yr by koosh

This last car is so nice. i want, i want!!!

why thank yu its my own car :) theres a small build thread in the photo section think it was just posted in today so it will be near the top

I Always tend to go over the top with my HDR's ><

Alex