HDR: Leaves in shower
HDR (High dynamic range imaging) isn’t something that I normally play with. Nevertheless, it’s still good to try and work something out.
Here’s 3 shots of the same photo, one shot normally and 2 through HDR (Processed from 9 images).
1. Normal Unprocessed Straight off the Cam Shot
HDR Palm Spring Damansara
Just a few shots of Palm Spring Damansara, the place where I’ve been spending alot of my time at present. Experimenting on HDR and trying to improve on things, every day is a new learning experience. HDR for those that’s not into photography that much but is still as curious is basically a term for High dynamic range photography.
HDR of Starbucks Kota Damansara
Was having a drink with StrippedSteph and Freaky in regards to some new projects we are planning and while the topic strayed to more personal stuff, I decide to just step out and grab a few shots just to learn more about HDR.
I know I still have a long way to go compared to some of the more pro photogs that has been dabbling in HDR photography. Still, I guess it’s never too late to learn. Right?
What do you think of these shots? Feel free to comment. You can click on the image for larger pics.
View from Palm Spring through HDR
Took this shot just outside of my unit using HDR.
This is what I see everyday when I step out to the balcony.
(click on the image for the larger picture)
Need to learn up more about HDR to play around with it. First time trying out Photoshop’s HDR function.
This shot was initially taken because I was trying to capture a photo of this truck just behind the TNB station doing some illegal Open Burning, as the distance is quite great, I couldn’t zoom in close enough to capture a shot of the truck and the people behind it. Sure is dangerous as if the fire gets out of control, it could result in power failure for the everyone from Mutiara Damansara all the way to Kota Damansara.