I was kinda having fun with photomatix and was just experimenting. I'll post more pics when i get the chance but i kinda like the way this picture came out.

 

Sweet. It came out really well, but doesn't seem to have the standard HDR properties.

 

yeah, this shot didnt have much color to begin with so hdr doesnt really look that impressive but I thought it came out pretty well overall and i still have a lot to learn in regards to lighting and such to take better photos. Hopefully i'll get some daylight pics once i get the time.

 

Pic looks great!

 

here's a second one i tried

i like this one alot too

 

^PCH???? hb???

 

Nice pics. Looks almost like it's from a video game.

 

yeah, the first pic is by the HB pier and the second one is the powerplant at pch and newland

 

OH YEAH i didnt recognize the first one!!! BITCHIN PICS THOUGH

 

Nice pics

 

Those are some pretty sick looking pictures of a sick looking car. Good job man!

 

my third attempt, this time i didnt have as good of a location and the car is just way too dark but i do like the colors alot. eh, ill try taking some more pics in RAW format to get a better result but im just having a good time

 

i like those alot. not the typical HDR look. i think theyre amazing

 

looks pretty good.

 

i like the last one a lot. looks sweet with the neon lights and everything

 

looks pretty cool.

 

i like the first and second a lot, 2nd more than the first

 

try a bit larger EV gap

 

Thanks alot, it was your HDR images that got me interested in trying it for myself, but yeah, the second pic is my favorite

cool, thanks, now what will a larger EV gap do for the pictures, if you dont mind me asking...im still a total noob at this stuff

 

cool ,what camera are you using btw?
do you have photoshop?

 

im using my dad's nikon d70s and i only have photoshop cs but im using photomatix for the hdr pics, i cant afford cs2

 

cool, i need to upgrade my camera i only have a point and shoot at the moment. I usually edit it on photomatix first then photoshop after.

 

Great pics and awesome car!! Some daylight pics would be nice, too.

 

What does hdr stand for? What does it do?

Sorta looks like it has something to do with a slow exposure but I'm sure it is much more technical than that.

 

it will eliminate shadows a bit more, little more detail, and a little more of the traditional hdr weirdness (if you want it anyway)