HDR zoas

dgiglio3087 · Jan 11, 2013

3 picture stack-Rastas

3-picture stac-hornets

HDR stands for high Dynamic Range. Heres info for anyone who unfamilar with it: HDR
Thanks for viewing

Comments always welcomed

Saltwatertaylor · Jan 11, 2013

Wow awesome photo taking skills and zoas!

fishes2889 · Jan 11, 2013

Ahhh Rastas!! Awesome pics

-Logzor · Jan 11, 2013

Stunning, I'll definitely check out how to do this... Did you use photoshop to stack them? Shoot in RAW or JPEG?

How do you keep the camera from moving between shots? Are you changing the F-Stop or just the shutter speed?

rosko23 · Jan 11, 2013

Nice pics Daniel. Rastas look awesome

rosko23 · Jan 11, 2013

-Logzor said:
Stunning, I'll definitely check out how to do this... Did you use photoshop to stack them? Shoot in RAW or JPEG?

How do you keep the camera from moving between shots? Are you changing the F-Stop or just the shutter speed?

Shutter speed. And use tripod, anything under 1/60 will have camera shake when handheld.

buddythelion · Jan 11, 2013

dgiglio3087 said:
3 picture stack-Rastas

3-picture stac-hornets

HDR stands for high Dynamic Range. Heres info for anyone who unfamilar with it: HDR
Thanks for viewing

Comments always welcomed

Amazing photos! It's photos like these that always want me to get better.

dgiglio3087 · Jan 11, 2013

rosko23 said:
Nice pics Daniel. Rastas look awesome

fishes2889 said:
Ahhh Rastas!! Awesome pics

Saltwatertaylor said:
Wow awesome photo taking skills and zoas!

Thanks for the compliments everyone.

dgiglio3087 · Jan 11, 2013

-Logzor said:
Stunning, I'll definitely check out how to do this... Did you use photoshop to stack them? Shoot in RAW or JPEG?

How do you keep the camera from moving between shots? Are you changing the F-Stop or just the shutter speed?

Thanks.

I shoot in raw. The way you do it is to set the camera (on canon) AV mode, on nikon im unsure, then you set the AEB (auto exposure bracketing) then you set the camera to continuous you, you take at least three photos one under exp., one over, and one correct exposure. Then i use photomatix pro to merge the photos. as far as tripod goes, you either need a tripod, or if you have a lens that focuses internally, you use the glass to stablize the camera.

Hope that helps, pm me if you have other questions.

MarvinsReef · Jan 11, 2013

wOw. Awesome shots of awesome z's. :)

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dgiglio3087 · Jan 11, 2013

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