How do I make an effect like this?

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Haha by saying HDR Badly do you mean failing at it, OR do you mean doing it so my hands hurt ? haha.

I`m not sure myself but it looks amazing.
 
I think Dave means it's so obviously HDR that it looks fake, and I'd agree. Most people prefer subtle use that looks more natural. Although I do like some of the indoor images on there, I'd feel more comfortable describing them as images rather than photographs.
 
Andy_S said:
I think Dave means it's so obviously HDR that it looks fake, and I'd agree. Most people prefer subtle use that looks more natural. Although I do like some of the indoor images on there, I'd feel more comfortable describing them as images rather than photographs.
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To be honest it was more of the indoor images I was asking about although I should of made it more clear, so with them being HDR images, the editing process comes out a lot better would you say?
 
Andy_S said:
I think Dave means it's so obviously HDR that it looks fake, and I'd agree. Most people prefer subtle use that looks more natural. Although I do like some of the indoor images on there, I'd feel more comfortable describing them as images rather than photographs.
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Yeah I did mean its obvious HDR lots of Halos and other unwanted traits :thumbs:

uniquegardens said:
Hi JustDave,
this might help...
http://www.opacity.us/site140_hasard_cheratte_coal_mine.htm


Graham
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OH thanks for that Graham good stuff mate, BTW you didnt Hijack the thread you added a informational link :thumbs:

HIjacking is adding images of your own.

I hate it when folk do that, not good, links are good :thumbs:
 
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DJMorgan said:
To be honest it was more of the indoor images I was asking about although I should of made it more clear, so with them being HDR images, the editing process comes out a lot better would you say?
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The main benefit is that you can expose for the room AND what you can see out the window in daylight (or not) and have both exposed correctly.
It can also give an interesting effect to texturesand make it 'arty', but it comes down to personal taste whether you like it or not.
 
Might me topaz or lucis arts, but more lightly a hdr type effect.
 
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