Motorcycles in HDR - Post Yours Here!

[Fast Ferris]

Originally Posted by lexluther11

Very nice............

Thank you!!!

Originally Posted by scootac

Like I haven't heard THAT before!!!

Starting to think you're one of those guys they call a 'sandbagger'!!!!
VERY nice photos,,,, and even a nice looking Harley!!!

Hey, instead of sending you yet another check, how 'bout I just send one blank one and you fill in the appropriate amount??

Here's another look at the Old Fort Chiswell Mansion from my ride yesterday. This is a fair amount of time monkeyin' around with Photomatix, and some other stuff. I was trying to replicate the look of an old linen postcard:

[Fast Ferris]

PS to everyone who's been posting-up pix: Awesome stuff!!!

[lexluther11]

Originally Posted by ckracer

lexluther11,

is there a difference to the final result if you do what you suggested vs shooting the bracket pics?

You get way better results by bracket shooting. You can also do tone mapping with a single picture.

[sfarson]

Sun, clouds, rain, snow, granite, road, lines, and color of bike came together nicely with the tabletop tripod on a tree stump capturing the bracketed images. At Squaw Pass a couple of days ago...

[scootac]

Originally Posted by Fast Ferris

Hey, instead of sending you yet another check, how 'bout I just send one blank one and you fill in the appropriate amount??


OK,,, but be sure to SIGN it! I know that trick too!!!


Here's another look at the Old Fort Chiswell Mansion from my ride yesterday. This is a fair amount of time monkeyin' around with Photomatix, and some other stuff. I was trying to replicate the look of an old linen postcard:

WHAT???? No bike??? And I'm not old enough to know what a linen postcard is!!!
I have Photomatix, Adobe Elements, and FastStone Image Viewer,,,, but don't take time to use them to any degree.
Guess I take photos like I ride,,,,, half-fast!

[lexluther11]

[BarKnee]

Just want to say thanks for starting this great thread, what a fun tool HDR will be. Took my first bracketed pics this morning and used the free download linked on the first page to give this a whirl. Obviously I've got a lot to learn, lots of fun in the process, though

[dave6253]

Originally Posted by sfarson

Sun, clouds, rain, snow, granite, road, lines, and color of bike came together nicely with the tabletop tripod on a tree stump capturing the bracketed images. At Squaw Pass a couple of days ago...

sfarson, I may need to come to Colorado to borrow a few bikes from you. Wow! Nice picture and bike.


Excellent pics everyone. I'm happy to see so many trying HDR for the first time.

[StromHAMMER]

Here are a couple from St. Elmo, Co. Took em yesterday.

My Multistrada...





My friend's Sprint ST...

[unlawfulsm]

Heres another from the neighborhood. Went out to do some fishing today and snagged this shot. Yes, there is the watermark, but I tried photoshop to do some HDR and it was a royal pain compared to Photomatix Pro, so I just abandoned PS and opened up Photomatix. Told the wife to get it for me for Fathers Day



We're moving to the beach next month so no more mountain shots for a while, unless I can sneak in one more short trip before the move.

[Merfman]

Originally Posted by sfarson

In South Park, Colorado...

I spent about an hour there last year taking pictures of that house and the adjacent sheds!

Nice pics everyone! You've inspired me! Hopefully pics to come!

[ckracer]

Originally Posted by sfarson

Sun, clouds, rain, snow, granite, road, lines, and color of bike came together nicely with the tabletop tripod on a tree stump capturing the bracketed images. At Squaw Pass a couple of days ago...

dude!! your bikes look so sick in your pics!!!

[CAGANER]

cool thread!

[sysie]

Stealth Adventure riding :-)

[jerdog53]

Originally Posted by StromHAMMER

Here are a couple from St. Elmo, Co. Took em yesterday.

My Multistrada...

Thats Pretty Cool!!