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ZephonSoul β HDRI field guide
Published: 2006-12-18 15:40:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 15097; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 803
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Since I've noticed there are many people willing to discover more about HDRI photography, I've tried to do my part in sharing my (limited) knowledge on this matter.Comments, suggestions/corrections and contributions to this guide will be much more than welcome! I hope I'm doing something useful!
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Ehehe, I suppose it is because you love natural-looking photos!
Thanks a lot for the nice words my friend!
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Looks to be a GREAT guide I can't wait to put it to use! I know I'm one of the many that's been asking about HDRI, so thank you very much
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I'm very happy that you liked it, and I'm hoping it will help you discovering this interesting tech!
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Thanks to you and 'infernall' [link] have started to experiment with this format. Cheers
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I'm happy to hear that! His tutorial is really awesome, and the most interesting thing (that is lacking in mine) is the part related to "ghosts". We both didn't talk about light burned spots of light (another common issue with HDRI), something I'll probably add soon!
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Said by an expert of HDRI like you, is a great compliment!!
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Hey Alessandro,
this is pretty cool and very helpful! 
Thanks!
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You're welcome and thank you for the nice compliments too! I'm glad you found it helpful!
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diventi sempre piΓΉ bravo...^^
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Grazie tesoro!! Alla fine lo hai visto! ^^
E' serio??? Mi piace un sacco come Γ¨ venuta l'intestazione!!
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best HDRI tut ever.
ive seen many and many, this one will benefit a lot of people
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I'm so happy to hear that, I've tried to make an introduction keeping it as simple as I could!
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Awesome! Very well done ^^
Now I'm trying to using the flash ^^
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Eh, you really deserve it, it's the first HDRI guide I see ^^
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I've seen more than one, but I've tried to give my personal interpretation of the subject!
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Awesome, awesome job my friend! Thats one hell of a tutorial. I really need to start using HDRI, and now that you posted this I've begun to experiment.
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Ehehehe! Thanks man! Glad I've been your "excuse" to begin!
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I do not have a camera with these capabilities which is sad after I saw the possibilities through your fine work. This my friend gets a 
Excellent tutorial!
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Honestly, you don't absolutely NEED a camera with bracketing capabilities. My camera is just a average ol' Canon Powershot A620. I use manual mode with a tripod (tho the tripod is a tad flimsy) and have been able to get great results with my own HDRI.
AEB is a nice feature though and I wish I had it so I wouldn't have to carry around a tripod with me everywhere but it's always nice to have a tripod just in case.
Overall, this tutorial is great and a wonderful reference. Once you learn Photomatix, HDRI is a breeze to create with it.
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I have to read my sony cybershot's manual to see what all my possibilities are
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Are you sure? I think you can adjust the exposure compensation with your camera, and that's fine enough for indoor HDRi and outdoor HDRI with no wind! You should give it a try!
Thank you so much for the
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I need to do some reading on the manual then
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very nice introduction to somebody who's totally new to HDR. Although i've read other guides to making HDR images I'll give your suggestions for Photomatix a try next time I try making a decent HDR. Many thanks dude, keep up the good work
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Ehi thanks a lot! I'm glad you found it interesting even if you already had the basis!
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Adesso questo me lo leggo con calma
Avevo provato a fare dell'HDRI ma non era mai venuto un gran chè.
Grazie della guida
'njoy
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Ma di che, figurati!
Spero solo sia abbastanza chiara!
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I have to try this technique,
great tutorial, seems like loads of work
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Yes, you should!
Thanks a lot for the compliment, I'm hoping it will be of some help to you!
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