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Derelict House at Parrock Nook

Sowerby Bridge Great Britain Map

Created on: 06/17/07 18:33:57, 707 times viewed

Uploaded by john.sw

Photo Location: 53° 39' 31" N, 1° 59' 3" W

Description

Derelict house on the moors in Yorkshire.

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john.sw says:
Posted 196 Weeks ago
There's a good article on HDR on Wikipedia. Just search for hdr wiki and you'll find it.
john.sw says:
Posted 196 Weeks ago. Modified 196 Weeks ago.
Bracketing is simply taking several photos at different exposures. The camera I used for this has automatic bracketing, so I took one at -1 and other at 0 and the next at +1. Take a look at your camera and see if it has this feature. If it doesn't you can simply fix the aperture and change the shutter speed for each photo.
very-very says:
Posted 196 Weeks ago
Sorry to be a bother, but when you say you took 3 bracketed photos, what do you have to do to make them?
john.sw says:
Posted 196 Weeks ago
I just used ACD to resize the photo before I uploaded it. The software I use to make HDR photos is Photomatix Pro.
very-very says:
Posted 196 Weeks ago
On the EXIF info it says ACD Systems Digital Imaging. Is that what you use for HDR?
john.sw says:
Posted 196 Weeks ago
Hi, this is an HDR photo. I took three bracketed photos of different exposures and used tone-mapping to bring out the dark clouds, shadows and sunlight.

Glad you like it!
- shizophim answers:
  Posted 191 Weeks ago
  Nice, have to try this for myself!