Another [FREE] HDR generator!!

Hey everyone! I ran across a link for another HDR engine that is free, apparently. I haven't downloaded it or tried it out yet, but I thought I'd share it with you. Anyone interested can download it and try it out!!

http://www.hdrshop.com/

-Brittany

PS - here is another free program I found. Again, I haven't used this yet, but I've heard great things about it. So check it out! It's for making collages (with templates), slideshows, etc... and it's FREE, so anyway... here's the link:

http://picasa.google.com/

PPS - haha... okay. I found this awesome HDR gallery, too, so I figured I'd add it to share with the cyber world.

http://www.hdr-photogallery.com/

Some more cool HDR shots

Link to good tutorial stuff: http://stuckincustoms.com/2006/06/06/548/

Some HDR Photos

Here are some recent HDR photos I've been experimenting with. Just thought I would share some stuff. I'm hoping I can explain at least a little about them, too. For those of my viewers who are from the Pittsburg, KS area I'll give some details about the location, too.

HDR 1: October 26, 2007

Location: The bleachers at the baseball diamond between the Tech Center and the Weede.
Exposures: 8-12 photos
Postwork: None


HDR 2: October 26, 2007

Location: The baseball diamond between the Weede and the Tech Center
Exposures: 8-12 photos
Postwork: None

HDR 3: October 26, 2007

Location: A tree by the Tech Center parking lot.
Exposures: 8-12 photos
Postwork: Curves, Levels, Dodge & Burn
Notice the halo effect that HDR often produces.



HDR 4: October 17, 2007

Location: Russ Hall, Pittsburg State University campus
Exposures: 5-7
Postwork: None
I'm not too impressed with this one. But it's an example of what HDR can look like when you don't have a lot of contrast to start with.