Heres a few I did a while ago… I havent really tried HDR too much.
[quote=“BluBalls,post:97,topic:38151"”]
If you’re using CS3, when it shows the 6 picturs on the left and on the right, you see 32 bit output, change that to 8 bit. Once it merges and does it’s thing, it will ask you to select exposure or other options from a drop-down menu. Select “Local Adaptation” and play around with the curve. You are pretty much just tone mapping it and thats what makes it look cartoonish.
[/quote]
actully I am using photomatix, but I’m sure tits the same, change to 8 bit and then play with the tone maping, thanks, and BTW awsome “How to” write up, I’ve wanted to lean how to do this for a while.
amspimpwagon need to get more variation in your exposures or something, they just kinda look like overexposed photos. (like mine posted in this thread :))
I didnt really want them to look way to insane, just enough to get the right exposures all together.
My D100 only does 3 step bracketing. And everytime I try for more, end up moving the camera. So it never turns out right.
on the Nikon D50 you can change the steps for the bracketing, can you increase the steps?