dan_the_man

yeah sam was the HDR king

A pic from yesterday from M'Mates Place Diner and Workshop in WA.

you have your own studio now? or hire one? maybe this requires a new thread

nice nice. is that a home studio in garage? what brand are they?

post up link to beauty dish? I have one on order for my studio strobes but not for a speedlight.

i like this. did you use reflectors?

thanks guys. i guess the clouds do help

. You did good

post wedding bliss?

Cheers

Pic of the supermoon last night. Cloud cover ruined it for Perth

was there paint from the car on the broken walk?

love HDR with car reflections

love this shot. how'd you set it all up?

any chance you could give a quick run down of lights used and the angles/power settings?

why u gotta drag me into it

Had it over to your insurance company. They will love the case

How do you find the sigma? I'm in the market for a 2.8 70-200 nikon and have seen the sigmas around .wasn't sure how they compared

if you're keen on learning how to do it, subscribe to a guy called trey ratcliff on facebook. he's a genius at it https://www.facebook.com/treyratcliff this is his latest pic

sup babe

love the pic

agreed. I need to practice on the sky a lot more. Doesn't look right. Most DSLR's can do it. Look for the bracketing feature on your camera. Put it on 9 use a tripod Then setup a shot with as close to the best exposure possible then use a remote shutter to capture 9 different exposures (1 normal exposure and 4 under and 4 over exposed). You need the remote otherwise you end up shaking the camera and it won't work properly then load it all up on photomatix pro and adjust the tones until it works. I also use topaz adjust in photoshop to finish it off. It is actually really easy to do and it kinda feels like cheating.

First attempt at HDR. Winged it