Showing posts with label High Dynamic Range. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High Dynamic Range. Show all posts

Sunday, October 11, 2009

HDR

In this process called HDR (High Dynamic Range) I took three different shots using a tripod on the bracketing setting. I took these shots at three different exposures (+1, 0,-1). I was not yet able to figure this out on my Nikon so I used my Sony DSC-H50. Then I took these three photos and combined them into one in a program called Dynamic Photo HDR and did some more minor adjustments (ultra contrast was one of the adjustments).
1)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/800 (+1 ),1600 (0), 3200 (-1) - ISO 100
Fenced in - Bannack, Montana

2)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/320 (+1), 1/640 (0), 1/1250 (-1) - ISO 100
Masonic Temple- Bannack, Montana

3)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/125 (+1), 1/250 (0), 1/500 (-1) - ISO 100
Recess- Bannack, Montana

4)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/15 (+1), 1/30 (0), 1/60 (-1) - ISO 100
Shoe Shine- Bannack, Montana

5)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/320 (+1), 1/640 (0), 1/1250 (-1) - ISO 100
The Ghost Town- Bannack, Montana