HDR

Using the Dynamic Photo trial (www.mediachance.com) I produced some HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos. I tried making HDR photos from 1 photo, 2 photos, and 3 photos. For the old truck photo, I took 3 separate shots on a monopod. I used AEB bracketing to take a shot that was underexposed, one at normal, and one overexposed. I then took the 3 photos into Dynamic Photo and did some tone mapping. I decided to use Kelvin to add some temperature to the photo and used a soft vignette filter. For the gears photo I used 2 shots: one under exposed and one normal. I then used DP for some tone mapping and a filter. I used Kelvin and the vignette filter again like the truck photo. I used the same process for the blue truck photo. For the license plate photo I tried a stronger vignette and a sepia filter. It was fun using HDR but I still have so much to learn.

Brown Truck; 21 May; 2:30pm; Bannack; f10; 1/200; Canon T1i; 50mm lens

Gear; 21 May; 11pm; Dubois; f1.8; 1/60; Canon T1i; 50mm lens

Blue Truck; 21 May; 11pm; Dubois; f3.2; 1/640; Canon T1i; 50mm lens

License Plate; 21 May; 11pm; Dubois; f1.8; 1/600; Canon T1i; 50mm lens