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26-10-07, 01:31 AM
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Found the link to the freebee HDR program

The link is,

Http://fdrtools.com

It's just a basic beta, but it's not bad for nothing.
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26-10-07, 01:37 AM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

Is this the one I was after ?
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26-10-07, 01:44 AM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

Yes. it's free, give it a go.
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26-10-07, 01:49 AM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

Cheers mate - not going to do it now as I've 3 dogs out in the field needing in.

Breagh and Fingal are still (see Dogsey) a bit 'twitchy' with each other after Fingal (quite rightly) decided Breagh (being a girl) should have holes in her ears,
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26-10-07, 09:24 AM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

I'm off to check it out now as I'm at home because Hannah is off school with a high temp and swollen glands.
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26-10-07, 11:45 AM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

Poor Hannah hope she feels better soon.

Looking forward to some HDR pics.
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26-10-07, 04:36 PM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

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Poor Hannah hope she feels better soon.

Looking forward to some HDR pics.
She seems to better although I suspect that's because she wants to go to the halloween disco tonight.

This HDR thingmabob.

I can't seem to fathom out what it's actually doing.

If you open a single image it just seems to be carrying out nothing more than an auto colour / contast.

I then thought perhaps I need multiple images so i picked one I'd already taken and saved 3 'brightness versions. One very dark (correct sky) One very light (correct foreground) and one in the middle (correct middle ground)

I then opened all 3 and did the HDRI creation thing.

I'm not really sure what it did but the result was nothing that I couldn't have done by adjusting a single image.

I'm not really sure if i'm doing the right thing.

I thought it would look at the three pictures and select what it thought was the 'best' pixel from each of the three images.
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26-10-07, 04:50 PM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

It takes an "average" of the three pics Phil, you still have to go into PS to tweak it a bit.
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26-10-07, 05:08 PM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

So you can't have say....the sky from one and the forefround from another etc
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26-10-07, 05:19 PM
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Re: Found the link to the freebee HDR program

Ideally you should take three pics with your camera, but with a moving subject I don't see how that's possible.
What I do is alter the exposure factors of one image, +2, -2 stops then load the 3 pics and let the software do the business, anyways, where's K, she's the one to keep you right.
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