No HDR in T3i ?

[clearzoom]

No HDR in T3i ?

 

[Brian D. Schneider]

No HDR in T3i ?

Use autobracketing & process in computer. You'll get much better results than in camera HDR.
--
Brian Schneider

 

[BAK]

that same fake look can be added using computer software, including the very common / very popular Adobe Photoshop Elements.

Some HDR processes work well with several original photographs at different exposures, taken very close in time with each other, and the camera is capable of taking bracketed shots to be combined in a computer.

BAK

 

[clearzoom]

ok, thks to both of you
for bracketing, I see "auto exposure bracketing"
hope you are talking about this that will give HDR effect ?

 

[Brian D. Schneider]

ok, thks to both of you
for bracketing, I see "auto exposure bracketing"
hope you are talking about this that will give HDR effect ?

Not by itself, but using software such as Photomatix or NIK HDR Effex Pro.
Most software has free trials and there are numerous free ones.

http://search.mywebsearch.com/mywebsearch/GGmain.jhtml?searchfor=free+hdr+software&id=ZSfox000&ptnrS=ZSfox000&n=77edf20c&st=sb&ptb=Xk5ze_xMwdjD5Yy9urBUeQ

Edit: here's a good HDR tutorial
http://www.stuckincustoms.com/hdr-tutorial/
And some good examples of HDR
http://www.hdrspotting.com/
--
Brian Schneider

 

[Roberto Piazza]

hello,

I once used Photomatix pro, but I have recently discovered that HDR provided by recent versions of DPP (say: 3.11.x) is much better, and you already have the full-licensed software for free !

Just install it from your camera's CDs, upgrade it from a Canon site, shoot terns of photos in AEB (0, -2, +2) and finally follow instructions in the DPP pdf guide.

Enjoy !
ciao

http://www.picasaweb.google.ch/errepizeta

 

[BAK]

Using software (see other messages from people with experience using different products) the overexposed shot provides brighter shadows, and thus details. The underexposed shot provides detail in the bright parts, and the "properly" exposed shot provides good middle tones.

The magic of the software combines the best aspects of each exposure.

BAK