HDR Photography
Ok. I am hooked. I have absolutely fallen in love with HDR photography (High Dynamic Range) and will be using it more and more in my commercial photography. The look and feel of HDR images when done correctly is just amazing.
HDR (High Dynamic Range or HDRi High Dynamic Range Imaging) is:
Aa set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminances between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques. The intention of HDRI is to accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels found in real scenes ranging from direct sunlight to shadows.
It is essenentally merging several Low Dynamic Range Images (LDR) of different exposure a far greater tonal range in the final image.
Low Dynamic Range image
High Dynamic Range Image (HDR) The richness of this image really shows off the Power of HDRi
Most of the HDR images that I have created are from at least 7 source images although HDR can be done with 3 source images. Using HDR techniques Image Fusion Studio can create and deliver stunning images for our commercial photography clients.
Please take a look at these great images and tell me what you think !
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- The new Omni Hotel in Fort worth, Tx. This image is a tonned HDR. Sky conditions were very unique and cast some unusual shadows on the building. The top of the building is not burned but naturally occouring
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- Twin Coves Marina, on Lake Grapevine Grapevine, Texas. 5 Image HDR
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- Long exposure HDR gives this image a surreal look
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- HDR image of the Omni Hotel in Fort Worth Texas. The sky conditions were unique as you can see the clockwise motion of the clouds . This lead to some unique shadowing on the building
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- High Dynamic Range (HDR) conversion using 9 original images
This weathered tree stump has been in this spot for years
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- Low Dynamic Range (LDR) images
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- Business interior using HDR techniques
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- A single tree with Lake Grapevine in the background
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- HDR gives stunning color and interest to these old machines
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- These folks were out fishing in the Gulf of Mexico
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- HDR Image at the historic Grapevine Texas Railroad station
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