Another Attempt

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  1. Miraj

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  2. Knight Kninja

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    so what does the HDR effect do? makes the image more vibrant?

    anyways, i really like this, the tide pool in the bottom left is beautiful!
     
  3. Miraj

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    yes basically, it just makes a reality, a fantasy.
     
  4. Whisper

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    Eh, the point of HDR is to give a color and light range that is MORE realistic. Not to make it less realistic. Though, I do concede that in many instances the actual outcome is somewhat surreal.

    Anyway, it's pretty much impossible to get a good quality HDR image that actually IS HDR with one picture. You need at least three pictures, one from a median F Stop, one from a lower F Stop, and one from a high F Stop. You then compile these images together in something like Photomatix or Photoshop using the HDR functions.

    Here are some examples of real HDR:
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