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Published: 2009-12-06 19:19:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 34829; Favourites: 716; Downloads: 0
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This is a tutorial about HDR panoramas from my homepage. I decided to submit it here. The following parts are coming soon.realityDream.deviantart.com
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when I tried combining my images, the edges of each picture are dark. how do you eliminate that? because it creates a distinction between each image, and I don't want that.
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If you shot in RAW format, export the images in 16-bit TIFF formats.
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So by using different exposures of the same photo.. wouldn't this be consider false HDR images? I thought HDR is 3 photos with the same bracketing but 3 separate photos, not 3 exposures of the same photo.
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RAW format is flexible at over and underexposing photos without losing details and shadows, being a 16-bit image per channel, compared to 8-bit per channel JPEGs.
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When shooting for HDR do you always corectly expose the sky so it has maximum detail and seriously underexpose the land ?
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Very accurate, cut and clear, thx for sharing! Great job
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but when you make so many shots in 3 diffent exposures then the clouds move? or how you manage that.. are you god?
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thanx for tut
I used yor tips to make my own hdr panorama
surprisingly - it is not as awesome as yours
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Nagyon klassz, hogy megosztottad, ki fogom probalni. Remek kepeket keszitesz ezzel a modszerrel.
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EXCELLENT TUTORIAL.
I downloaded this from your website months ago in anticipation of buying a camera that outputs to RAW. Unfortunately it seems that functionality is reserved for the pricier models.
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You just have to export your under and overexposed images in 16-bit TIFF format.
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I'm really loving these tutorials... I do panoramas and I do HDR images, and I really hadn't figured out how to do HDR panorama's, so THANK YOU!
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hehe waiting for the other parts!
you don't use braketing on the spot? it takes more time but the result wouldn't be even more beautyful?
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AWESOME! I was really waiting on a guide from someone like you!
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gratula, jΓ³ kis olvasmΓ‘ny, vΓ‘roma folytatΓ‘st
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~ wow, i was waiting for something like this!
~ nagyon jo!
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I've used this technique lately, it's great to see you have a simple yet awesome way to do your art! Thanks mate!
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Finally I can say "Thank you" for this tutorial.
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Wow! I can't wait for the next part! When I get the change to try this out, I'll definitely use this!
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Wow! I can't wait for the next part! When I get the change to try this out, I'll definitely use this!
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Thank you very much!
I always wondered how you make your beautiful panoramas~
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