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I didn't know what HDR is until I saw your message. I don't normally use any post-processing on my pictures but after seeing the HDR pictures, I gave it a try. I don't like a lot of the HDR pictures I am seeing from the web because they are so artificial (I am old school). But then I came across this link:

http://gimpology.com/submission/view/fa ... k_in_gimp/

and decided to give it a try (I use GIMP, not PS)

What do you think?

One more

Better than before...

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Like the first pair better, there is a lot of increased detail in the HDR version, in the dome area.

Cool! This HDR effect is really nice!

You are welcomed, cs5 carries this function already, give it a try.

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Posted the following message at the wrong group. Repost.

I was bored to my wit at a gathering. Kaja dragged me there promising chance to take dancing pictures. Didn't happen. So getting bored from taking pictures of Coca-cola can, balloons, and endless "say cheese" pictures, I decided to try something new and change the "bkt" (braketing) setting to 3. This means I'll end up with 3 shots per picture: -,0,+ ev (under, normal, and over). For post-processing, I use an Opensource freeware by the name of Luminance http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/ (used to be call qtpfsgui) which creats HDR versions of your picture automatically.

Here's the result:



So, what do you think? Is HDR worth the trouble?

BTW: The processed picture is less sharp because my hand shaked in-between the 3 pictures - not the fault of HDR. If I sharpen it, it looks like this:

这张片子光比不大，不太需要做hdr

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Thanks, you're absolutely correct. As I learn more about HDR, that's getting clearer. 光比不大片子 doesn't benefit from HDR as much. Are the three night shots I posted at:

viewtopic.php?t=5788

better examples?