Ramp HDR

[RaptorF22]

What they said!

Gimme gimme gimme!!!!!!!!!

I really want a HR copy of those shots!!!

[Mictheslik]

Thanks for the comments all.....if anyone who want's a Hi-res for their desktop could pm me with their email and size requirements I'll be happy to let you have them (don't want to post an open link....you never know who scours forums like this )

Matt...I've no idea what a "" is, but I'm sure if you called a lot of people that they'd take your head off  

.mic

[expat]

[quote]Thanks for the comments all.....if anyone who want's a Hi-res for their desktop could pm me with their email and size requirements I'll be happy to let you have them (don't want to post an open link....you never know who scours forums like this )

Matt...I've no idea what a "" is, but I'm sure if you called a lot of people that they'd take your head off

[AlphaBravo]

You should upload them to your Flickr :3

[Jared]

awesome work!

[Capt.Propwash]

hmmmmmmmmmm call me crazy but the 2nd shot here, looks a lot like the 2nd shot from your other post, just the clouds in this one was edited......

tsk.

[expat]

hmmmmmmmmmm call me crazy but the 2nd shot here, looks a lot like the 2nd shot from your other post, just the clouds in this one was edited......

tsk.

It is the same shot, but unedited. HDR is several shots, normally around five or so from the same position with different exposure times. HDR software does the rest. As you go from very over exposed to very under exposed and everything between, you will have in the middle a picture of normal exposure. This picture was posted in the Mastering the Globe, however that picture is also part of this post too. Nothing Mmmmmmmmmmmm about it.

Matt