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My brother becomes victim to my HDR experiment
Uploaded on 29 Jun 00:00
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anonymous
I almost forgot,this Photo waz taken using sony cybershot DSC-w90,which waz edited with help of photomatix n photoshop
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
plz click ORIGINAL size to appreciate the details visible in the photo which can not be captured with this camera without the help of photomatix...great software...plz feel free to comment too..
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
This is degrading to the world of HDR. HDR is meant to be able to extend the dynamic realm of photographic imaging, not turn photography cartoonish like this.
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
Click Original size Bro before judging this snap, this photo is very high res capture of the face using HDR software PHOTOMATIX... u guys r really impatient...
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
This is a seriously horrible photo and, yes, I looked at original size - it's going to take me some time to recover..
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
I know it is gross but still try to look at the details...u can see every pimple n hair lolzz :P click original size to appreciate the beauty..
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
It's crap with halos!
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
You should throw away any and all cameras that you own. And seek a rewarding career in hotel motel management. Please, never touch a camera again.
On June 29, 2009 00:00
anonymous
Jo Jo The dog-faced boy!
On June 29, 2009 00:00
dmc
cc'mon guys, your not very inspiring.. If I were just starting out, I'd think this HDR community were a bunch of jerks, Lets help, not hate.. If he's doing something wrong, teach..... thats why were here.
On December 30, 2009 15:07
bhenning
Too much Photomatix. Over-processing definately brought out more surface detail, but the image itself lost its depth of focus and became flat; it looks like a detailed wood carving rather than a photo of your brother (unless that was your intent). I belie
On April 13, 2010 19:20