Follow Jim Harmer as he takes an HDR photo at the beach, then shows you how to edit the photo in Photomatix and Photoshop. To buy my HDR photography eBook or my landscape photography …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Follow Jim Harmer as he takes an HDR photo at the beach, then shows you how to edit the photo in Photomatix and Photoshop. To buy my HDR photography eBook or my landscape photography …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
wow ultra fussy nearing ridiculous…
to take this photo without cheating I would center the pathway in the frame
so you dont have a uneven amount of weeds on the right, use abit of a wider
lens, drop the tripod lower and importantly pick a better day.
many thanks to you from saudia arabia
had to switch off at 1.30. The noise was terribly annoying.
If you have a half good camera you don’t need photoshop/lightroom because
the files will be good to go straight out of the camera…..
After getting a number of request from clients about HDRs, I have been
reviewing any number of vids and tutorials on the subject. I never really
cared for HDR (as they always look so unrealistic) and these videos have
only cemented my opinion that HDR is just a waste of time. As another
poster in this thread commented “Never really seen the point in HDR, when
we have ND grad filters”, truer words were never spoken. That said, good
luck with your work, I’ll stick with what has worked for 30 years
Nice end result. The only problem I tend to find with HDR landscapes is the
movement between the shots. But you ar correct anti-ghosting fixes alot of
it. Nice simple ideas in your video but very helpful. I like the technique
you used I did things a little differently but I think I might use your
idea to improve a few of my shots. Easy to do and it makes a big
difference.
sound is horrible
@ksearles85 , yes i do, 5d mark ll
what app did u process the ghosting in ?
Then why are you watching tutorials on it?
fuck photshop – take a photo man
Never really seen the point in HDR when we have ND graduated filters.
why do I see these comments everywhere? o.O
How would ND work if you have multiple sections of your image under or over
exposed throughout the entire photo. How do you use a ND graduated filter
to make a seamless properly exposed image? Or are you talking about filters
in an editing programs?
I don’t believe your comment when you write, “sorry about the wind…. I
accidentally deleted the audio from my microphone, so I had to use the
camera’s awful microphone.” I think you are lying and here is why —
interesting that the volume increases when you look away from your camera
toward the hand-held microphone. Would be a good excuse, but the evidence
is against you!!
you should put that dead cat in your hand on the video mic
Great, how do i know where is the corect focus 1/3 seen? how can i measure
this distance whithout tape masure? any idea? thanks for any response
Nice Beach, where is that?
That photo would have been really dramatic if you had caught the person in
the white shirt walking on the beach early in your video.
Anytime!
just clean you ears men I am french and i did get it
@TheYasser7000 He is using Photomatix
Well, it depends how extreme the difference in light was. RAW files output
from recent cameras such as Canon’s 5D Mk III, Nikon’s D800/600 and even
its 7000 series are capture tremendous dynamic range, allowing you to
adjust the highlight and shadow sliders to ‘recover’ more detail than you
might otherwise be able to. However, beyond that, you might not be able to
recover detail for instance in scenes where you’re under a tree canopy. But
then, how key would sky be in that situation anyway?
how about make a video how to make great tutorial video with a good mic