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WOW! We have a contribution in this thread by B2L! 
Lovely stuff, B2L, and what a way to start - with a macro, no less! 
Lovely stuff, B2L, and what a way to start - with a macro, no less!
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damn jonak and born to lead....... where were u ppl hiding awesome....
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Did some tweaking and sorted out the issues. Now I need to improve.
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@ Jonak- That shot is kick assrespect ma authoritae!!
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@B2L Awesome. it must have been difficult for bee to wait on the flower till you capture her beauty once
@Jonak : Sooooooooooooper.
@Furious Sphinx: Awesome Shots yaar, the sky looks way to impressive.
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Stunning shots, dude. Loved the HDR treatment on your pics!!
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@furioussphinx: Nice set of HDR photographs there.
Could you please share the workflow, please, for newbies like me who do not know much about HDRI.
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@Imran: What a shot! Macro at its best..
@Jonak : Superb lighting..and on top of the pic is crystal clear..!!
@Furious Sphinx: Awesome set of HDRs(now these are the shots we are talking abt ..
)..the formation of the clouds give a real hdr feel .. Would love to see more of these..
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Excellent HDR's furiousphinxOriginally posted by furioussphinx View Post
Waiting for our next hyd g2g so that I can get some training from you
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A HDR Shot from my side. I know it lacks the finesse of the pic posted by furioussphinx. Pic taken exactly a year back.
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Thanks Aryan, but this isnt the first time I posted, remember good old days with JB and Leon.Originally posted by Aryan View PostWOW! We have a contribution in this thread by B2L! Lovely stuff, B2L, and what a way to start - with a macro, no less!
Hey Lonewolf, thanks a lot for the appreciation. I know its been a while, will try to be more regular here.Originally posted by LoneWolf View Postdamn jonak and born to lead....... where were u ppl hiding awesome....
Thanks LP, you have posted a great pic too, very well composed.Originally posted by L.P. View Post@B2L Awesome. it must have been difficult for bee to wait on the flower till you capture her beauty once
@Jonak : Sooooooooooooper.
@Furious Sphinx: Awesome Shots yaar, the sky looks way to impressive.
Thanks InderOriginally posted by inder.cool View Post@Imran: What a shot! Macro at its best..
@furioussphinx: wonderfull work Dude, keep them coming.I'd rather be riding my motorcycle thinking about God than sitting in church thinking about my motorcycle.
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Originally posted by L.P. View PostOriginally posted by chicane1879 View PostOriginally posted by inder.cool View Post@Furious Sphinx: Awesome set of HDRs(now these are the shots we are talking abt ..)..the formation of the clouds give a real hdr feel .. Would love to see more of these.. Originally posted by born2lead View PostThanks a tonne guysOriginally posted by harishsangwan View Post
There are gazillions of tutorials online related to HDRI. To put it in a nutshell, first, you need a camera which can click RAW pics at different exposure levels. You click one underexposed, one overexposed and a normal exposed pic and you merge them all using any software tool like photomatix or photoshop. I prefer photomatix. When you do this, basically you are covering all details in the highlights and shadows with any loss or compromise. now once you generate the image in photomatix, you have something called tone mapping. Here you have a set of sliders with which you can create magic out of your HDR image. Once done you will have your HDR readyOriginally posted by Aryan View Post@furioussphinx: Nice set of HDR photographs there. Could you please share the workflow, please, for newbies like me who do not know much about HDRI.
Now am just 2 days old into the world of HDR so am a noob too. Still learning, playing, experimenting and clicking.
Thanks kiran. Am just a novice noob photographer man, anyways am all open to spreading gyanOriginally posted by kiran_borra View PostExcellent HDR's furiousphinx
Waiting for our next hyd g2g so that I can get some training from you
If I could give a few pointers, decrease the sharpness a bit and reduce the noise. there is a lot of noise like for example, under the rear bumper. reduce the white point a bit.Originally posted by chicane1879 View PostA HDR Shot from my side. I know it lacks the finesse of the pic posted by furioussphinx. Pic taken exactly a year back.
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@B2L - Amazing Macro. Just wow!Your biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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