I just realized my camera will shoot multiple exposures, automatically. I therefore can actually achieve TRUE HDR photography. And what fun it has been playing with it today. I cannot believe the day is half over.
This is really exciting, although the subject matter is different. It was just THERE when I realized what I could do.
Posted on December 11, 2010, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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Nice picture Donna!
Thanks, Shasta! Finally found me, eh?
Love ya.
That is a very classy picture… what sort of a camera do you shoot with?
I wish I had more time to play with my camera…
Thank you, Matt!
This one was shot with a Canon EOS Rebel T2i (18 mp), as were the two posted prior to it. Most of the other photographs were taken with an Olympus C-7070 Wide Zoom (7.1 mp).
This one is also three shots at different exposures and put together and processed in Photoshop. I have another software for this process called Photomatix Pro. One of my happy discoveries today is that Photoshop also does this. They’re somewhat different processes, but they allow for different outcomes. Just makes it more fun.
Donna