.colin and ficodecko - HDR sunset meet

[.colin]

me and ficodecko met up tonight at sunset and took some pics of our rides. heres my photos. hope you all enjoy. And chazwick, we didn't miss you at all :tongue:

[KrypTOniTE]

NICE!!!....

[Fico]

niiice shots colin whats that program called again?

[.colin]

niiice shots colin whats that program called again?

photomatix

[thisisagame24]

thats pretty sick. how does that program work?

[.colin]

thats pretty sick. how does that program work?

basically you take 3 pictures of the same scene, all different exposures, and this program slams them together into one super sweet picture

[thisisagame24]

i might have to give that a try.

sorry some newb questions but like how much difference should the exposures should be?

any hints on where to get the program

[Fico]

i might have to give that a try.

sorry some newb questions but like how much difference should the exposures should be?

any hints on where to get the program

torrents, if your a broke college kid

[.colin]

i might have to give that a try.

sorry some newb questions but like how much difference should the exposures should be?

any hints on where to get the program

1 normal shot, 1 shot overexposed by 1 and 1 shot underexposed by 1

[thisisagame24]

torrents, if your a broke college kid

i dont know what your talking about

[thisisagame24]

1 normal shot, 1 shot overexposed by 1 and 1 shot underexposed by 1

i feel like a retard haha ....but do you mean by normal, quicker and slower shutter speed or something else?

[.colin]

i feel like a retard haha ....but do you mean by normal, quicker and slower shutter speed or something else?

uhh im using a point and shoot and my camera tells me when its over or under exposed. Usually a faster shutterspeed will give you an under exposed image and a slower shutterspeed will give you an overexposed image. aperture also can affect it, larger aperture will give you an overexposed image, smaller aperture will give you an underexposed image.

[thisisagame24]

uhh im using a point and shoot and my camera tells me when its over or under exposed. Usually a faster shutterspeed will give you an under exposed image and a slower shutterspeed will give you an overexposed image. aperture also can affect it, larger aperture will give you an overexposed image, smaller aperture will give you an underexposed image.

thank you sir

[.colin]

thank you sir

[thisisagame24]

booo tourents not having any seeds right now