Hi to all the fellow Canon users using this fantastic firmware hack!
I have been using ML for a couple of years now and thought I would share one of my pictures.
(http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8219/8381184774_847fa2455a_z.jpg)
This picture was taken by bracketing 7 exposures, converting with lightroom then tonemapping with Photomatix and then blending in various elements for detail using PS CS5. I then sharpened and used slight colour pops with masking. The majority of my images are edited using between 5 and 7 exposures to make sure I have enough to fall back on. I have just installed the latest ML on my camera and look forward to using the auto HDR function.
Here is a link to my Flickr page:- http://www.flickr.com/search/people/?m=names&q=kdsmith.
Please feel free to add me as a contact and if you have any questions on my technique don't be scared to ask :-)
I am hoping to get out with my camera to try the auto bracketing some time this week so will post my favourite outcome. Thanks for the comments!
Great pic!
I really like the final result.
I've now started to learn about hdr tecnique and I can't wait to try some shots with ML ;D
Nice shot, I have been experimenting with the HDR settings and so far I am very impressed with the results. Magic lantern really makes life easy when it comes to getting a good group of photos for HDR.
I have managed to use the Auto Bracketing feature when out last Thursday. Here is my outcome.
(http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7319/8978787208_7d5a9c99e3_z.jpg)
Setting Sun from Capelaw Hill, Pentlands, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Nice :)
I've still to try out ML's AB
So how many exposures did AB give you for this one.
Professional grade HDR! thanks for sharing.
Noob question. Magic Lantern surely has a built in intervalometer, correct? I'm assuming does to qeue the differents shots needed.....
Excellent work.
Quote from: The Wanderer on June 12, 2013, 08:42:55 AM
Nice :)
I've still to try out ML's AB
So how many exposures did AB give you for this one.
Thanks :-) 7 exposures were used
Quote from: MedicineMan4040 on June 26, 2013, 05:43:17 AM
Professional grade HDR! thanks for sharing.
Noob question. Magic Lantern surely has a built in intervalometer, correct? I'm assuming does to qeue the differents shots needed.....
It certainly does, if you were to shoot a time lapse set the intervalometer for the delay you wish and set to take however brackets at whatever e.v you wish. I have yet to try it as don't want to burn out my sensor - but if were to do so would bracket at 2ev and with 3 shots at 5 seconds between each. I would then batch process the outcomes in Photomatix and edit with Adobe After Effects.
(http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3740/9357263965_844ffe7c6c_z.jpg)
Boats on Threipmuir Reservoir, Pentland Hills, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Here is another image using auto HDR. For this one the camera took 5 exposures at 1ev. All of which were handheld using a pillar to steady the camera.
Very nice picture!
Cool picture!!!!
Can you share a few CR2 pics? I'd like to experiment with them (basically the zero noise technique - http://www.guillermoluijk.com/article/nonoise/index_en.htm).
Really, really great pictures you've come up with there. The tonemapping is mostly spot on!
Very nice work. Thanks for posting these.
Quote from: kshorter on September 04, 2013, 02:50:14 AM
Very nice work. Thanks for posting these.
+1
nice landscapes
Quote from: nuklearpuppy on August 01, 2013, 03:31:23 PM
(http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3740/9357263965_844ffe7c6c_z.jpg)
Here is another image by using auto HDR. For this one the camera took 5 exposures at 1ev.
Outstanding; can you provide a bit more detail/tutorial on your workflow/process from scratch? thanks
My processing technique for all my images is by blending in the exposures to the final Photomatix image to make sure I have all the shadows and highlights to fall back on. Here's another image.
(http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5454/9790521896_3e3e631645_z.jpg)
Bonaly Reservoir, Pentland Hills in Edinburgh, Scotland.
And another
(http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3833/10315758605_6f6d8e765e_z.jpg)
Edinburgh Castle from Salisbury Crags.
One more...
(http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5328/10188205886_6f6512b86a_z.jpg)
St. Giles' Cathedral at Dusk, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Quote from: a1ex on August 05, 2013, 11:21:01 PM
Can you share a few CR2 pics? I'd like to experiment with them (basically the zero noise technique - http://www.guillermoluijk.com/article/nonoise/index_en.htm).
Not sure how I would be able to post??
Also, thanks to everyone for kind comments!! :)
Add a dropbox file or upload.ee works as well ;D
excellent work. Love the natural look you gave it. I dont like when HDR has that over processed feel and you have seemed to make it look realistic and natural but yet sooo dynamic. well done. look forward to more.