Repair shop - hdr

Posted by
Don Levesque (Saint John, Canada) on 28 December 2011 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.

Original post [LINK] and original exposures [LINK]

Had taken 3 handheld shots of this and decided to try it as HDR.
Photomatix Pro 4.1 and Photoshop CS5 from 3 RAWs shot in 1.5 EV intervals.

NIKON D3000 1/30 second F/3.5 ISO 400 18 mm

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Comments (14)

L'Angevine from Angers, France

eh bien je viens de cliquer sur les liens afin de voir la photo originale et l'avancée par les montages et ce résultat est digne d'un artiste peintre

28 Dec 2011 9:06am

@L'Angevine: Merci beaucoup!

Florence from Paris, France

Tone mapping process always fits so well interiors and moreover,
garages or workshops. Well done dear ! It has something of a
drawing, almost a cartoon. Very fairy, then.

28 Dec 2011 9:15am

@Florence: Merci Florence!

Curly from South Shields, United Kingdom

Superb production Don, great range of light and tones, right up my street.

28 Dec 2011 9:45am

@Curly: Thank you Curly!

Mariana M. from Waterloo, Canada

that is very interesting frame

28 Dec 2011 12:50pm

@Mariana M.: Thank you Mariana!

Judy aka L@dybug from Brooksville, FL, United States

The raw images combined very well, pulling light into every corner of the room!

28 Dec 2011 1:43pm

@Judy aka L@dybug: Thank you Judy!

Sylvie (Anjou) from anjou, France

Superbe HDR de cet atelier bien rempli !

28 Dec 2011 7:07pm

@Sylvie (Anjou): Merci Sylvie!

Williams from East LaHave, Nova Scotia, Canada

Really interesting processing Don. After looking at the original posting which was lovely & crisp the only real difference I see between the two is that this one has the feeling of a rendering or hyper real painting. I've not done any HDR but I'm right on the verge of trying it. Viewing this spurs me on, thanks.

28 Dec 2011 8:04pm

@Williams: Thanks Paul! There are a lot of websites that have info on HDR along with a few software to help.

Enzo from Lausanne, Switzerland

Superbe post-traitement, le résultat est magnifique !

28 Dec 2011 9:04pm

@Enzo: Merci Enzo!

RBL from Oxford, United States

Cool image! Love all the elements!

28 Dec 2011 9:23pm

@RBL: Thanks Ruthie!

Dokmateo from Madrid, Spain

Great job...excellent treatment!

28 Dec 2011 10:47pm

@Dokmateo: Thanks Dokmateo!

acm from St. Louis, United States

Wouldn't want to drop a match in there--everything appears to be wooden!
The processing here is superb; it really highlights the various tones and textures of the room.

29 Dec 2011 3:57pm

@acm: Thanks acm! The shop was at a historical village settlement dated around the 1830's, reason for all the wooden tools.

franz from Baden, Austria

i already liked the compo and execution of the original - the HDR makes it look more painterly, more artistic!

30 Dec 2011 4:00pm

@franz: Thanks franz!

Wendy from Canterbury, New Zealand

Fantastic. I love this.

17 Apr 2012 6:45pm

Olivier Rault from Bayeux, France

So here is what i love, great HDR ! I'm totally a fan !

http://01pixels.com/ (Post-traitement + HDR)
http://500iso.com/ (Photos Classiques et N/B)

16 May 2012 9:05am

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