My HDR/tone mapped pics
 

Hello, some of you may have seen me post some pics before trying to do HDR. Here's some more attempts using Photomatix and Picassa. I have CS2 at work on my mac, but not on my home pc:( I also have a pic that I made from a shoot with another member, Remixlp. Here you go....
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b.../front01sm.jpg
here's a little playing with Picassa...
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...1-purplesm.jpg
here's another shot....
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...i/rear01sm.jpg
and here's the photo of my ti-grey and remixlp's 8...photoshopped a little :)
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...Drift101sm.jpg

hahaha...pretty cool

kinda cool

I like how the rims have motion blur but not the tread on the front tire :D

nice pics.

Good eye...figured somebody would catch that Lol... I was on my lunch break...quick playing. I didn't put tons of work into it because I have a few other angles to try(and I wasn't that happy with the look--looks like toy cars or something), plus I wanted to put that pic on my iphone, not very noticeable on there :)

edit: There weren't any drivers in the cars either, lol. We shot that under a street lamp in front of my house :lol2:

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...i/test04sm.jpg

Here's another crazy version after getting to work and playing a little in CS2...
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...01-art-sm2.jpg

haha, nice drift though!!!! lol

here's another one...
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...1-storm-sm.jpg

3D,

Great CG and greater 8!

man i have been trying to do hdr and im just getting started. help me out. what software shold i use... i have xp. and what camera.....i heard a canon g9. i have been using my casio exilim 7.2 without a tripod. give me as many tips and info as you can dude. all the help is extremly appreciated. as soon as i saw hdr i got hooked but im teaching my self.

R.

Wow I really like that cartoon looking one. Great work!

lol that ones funny

3DZukini: I think you need to clean your lens/sensor.
Ricky: Any camera with manual controls or just the ability to do exposure adjustment can do HDR. A tripod is not strictly necessary, but if you use one it will make things a little simpler in PP. Some software can align the pictures automatically and trim off the excess. Some probably can't. It's possible to use only PS to do HDR, but it requires a fair amount of work with layer blending. Other software makes the process much easier. Sorry, I don't know of anything in particular though.