Let's start a thread dedicated to "Artistic HDR" let's separate the "ART" to "Reality" lang osa to avoid confusions. So the purpose of this thread is to show your side of being artistic in applying HDR. No rules and standards in being Artistic here not as general.
Everybody is welcome in this house, please remove your shoes before posting. Observe no rules and standards
We are all practicing here in this thread, so let's share and help each other how to become a better artistic HDR addict.
When posting comments, please do this by order :
1. Comments -> composition, tonemapping related, and other relevant to the pictures.
2. Suggestions -> as much as possible suggest workflow for PP.
-> for composition suggest better solution how to do it properly.
Para ni nato ma learn from each other. No standards mentioning or rules in the title subject.
Over-saturated HDR is welcome as long as acceptable and you're happy hehehehe. dghan kaayo mga nidato tungod sa over-saturated photos hehehe
FAQ section
Q: Is my HDR results belong to Artistic?
A: No rules and standards in producing artistic HDR, you only need is your creativity and just make sure nga consider artistic not visible ang composition.
Q: 1 exposure versus 3 or more exposure?
A: You can create surreal/artistic HDR using 3 exposure. you can create 1 exposure in realistic HDR.
It depends on what is your expected output kung artistic ba imo i achieve.
Q: How do I know in Photomatix, D-HDR, Topaz Adjust the artistic results?
A: They have presets for all the softwares, check the presets(not the default or normal) with unrealistic preview, then start from the selected presets then adjust to achieve your expected results.
Please let me know kung unsay mga common Q & A kay ato ibutang diri. I'm not an expert pero mao pani ako ma think sa karon.
What to include when posting?
* Exif
* Softwares for generating HDR and other PP softwares if applicable(please do not promote crack version or pirated copy)
* Indicate if single or multiple exposures used
* Indicate if virtual copy or Camera file was used. (virtual copy means, generated different exposure from software)
* Raw or jpeg or tiff format
* Optional workflow or tonemapping settings, do not include the defaults.
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