Helpful Posts: HDR of a Chinese training aircraft I took at a Watts Bridge fly in last Saturday. Watts Bridge is in the south-east corner of Queensland, near a little country town called Toogoolawah. This aerodrome was used by the Yanks during the second world war for their B17 bombers. If anyone can make it, there's a big air show there on the last weekend of this August.
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Thread: Watts Bridge fly in. (HDR)
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24th May 2010, 12:08 AM #1
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Watts Bridge fly in. (HDR)
Last edited by Dave Humphries; 25th May 2010 at 05:46 PM. Reason: add the image inline
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24th May 2010, 01:55 AM #2
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Re: Watts Bridge fly in.
Nanchang CJ5/CJ6?
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25th May 2010, 05:31 PM #3
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Re: Watts Bridge fly in.
Looks ok to me.
Why did you choose for an HDR processing? Would you mind to share what you did with it?
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25th May 2010, 10:55 PM #4
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Re: Watts Bridge fly in.
I used the Auto Exposure Bracketing setting in my Canon 40D with tripod, which stops ghosting. I used 2 full stops over, 2 under & one centralised. I also used HDR editing software called Photomatix Pro. I hardly ever use the tone-mapping settings. I mostly use the exposure fusion settings for more realistic looking images. Have a look at YouTube as there are some very helpful tutorials there on HDR imagery. I hope this has been helpful to you & answered your queries Jeroen?
Cheers Edwin.
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