shavedaccord
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Taken at a park located in Stayton, Oregon. Converted to HDR and some post processing after words. Flickr downsized it though so I'm kind of pissed about that especially since it was almost a 1MB upload.
HDR of a bridge
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JMillerUA6
Grillin' rape steaks
Damn Darryl.........thats pretty incredible looking.
shavedaccord
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Thank you sir. I really like this one myself. I'm going to check out a few studios about getting it printed and framed (the larger version of course).
indowanksta88
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wow, i just 'right click, save as desktop background' hahah beautiful pic bro
hiddengamer7
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I want to try HDR some, what program do you use to process it?
shavedaccord
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Thanks man, I do have a slightly larger version if you are interested.
I personally use Photomatix Pro.
BlkCurrantKord
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HDR = ?
High Density Resolution?
High Density Resolution?
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
cooooooool
iono whats special abt the pic, but its a nice picture of a bridge
iono whats special abt the pic, but its a nice picture of a bridge
shavedaccord
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High Dynamic Range
Nice, I like how you didn't go too crazy with the HDR effect after the fact. Did you actually take multiple pictures with different exposures or did you "fake" it by using Photoshop to make a few different ones and then Photomatix to blend them?
BTW, are you using the trial version for Photomatix Pro, or did you *buy it? I have the trial version but I don't use it much because of how it puts the watermark all over the pics.. but if you'd like to share the key code for it...
Awesome picture though, very nice job on it.
BTW, are you using the trial version for Photomatix Pro, or did you *buy it? I have the trial version but I don't use it much because of how it puts the watermark all over the pics.. but if you'd like to share the key code for it...
Awesome picture though, very nice job on it.
