This in-camera HDR talk reminded me I've turned my hand to HDR this spring,
with mixed success. One print I like can be found here:
http://www.bobwhitmire.com/coastalcolor.html
First print in the gallery. I sold a framed one earlier today out of the
gallery. Image size 12x18 inches, which is right at the native resolution of a
D3 image. Framed to 20x26 inches.
In this case, HDR made something out of pretty much nothing. It's a combination
of seven exposures. Each of them examined on its own is monumentally dull.
Combined, they seem to work. At least I thought so, and apparently at least one
customer did, too.
Also, I've put up another image from the Canon G-12. Actually two images, one
color, one B&W. There's a touch of HDR in the post-processing, but it's
software, not multiple exposures. The B&W really appeals to me, especially
printed on a nice textured paper. Bath Bridge, here:
http://www.bobwhitmire.com/blackandwhite.html
For the moment, the color image from which it sprang also is in the gallery.
--Bob
www.bobwhitmire.com
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