Brooklyn Bridge in HDR
Two images, each with 8 captures. Individual images exposure blended with Photomatix Pro 7, then stitched together with Hugin
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This is a smaller version of the 1 Giga-Pixel image used to showcase the TACC Stallion Display at the University of Texas...
http://www.tacc.utexas.edu/resources/visualization/
A view from the Pflugerville Pedestrian Bridge in downtown Austin.
I had the day off yesterday so I ran DT and shot a panorama of the Texas State Capitol. I must have been dead tired from working all night because I only took three rows of photos, not my usual 4....
The Geek Speak:
Camera: Canon 7D
Aperture: 11
Shutter: Don't remember
ISO: 100
Mode: Manual
Three images per frame at -2, 0, and 2. Three rows of 180 degree images. -15 degree, 0 degree, and + 15 degree vertical. I used my 17-55 IS EF-S at 35mm. I process the image with DPP, and used Photomatix Pro to HDR the frames.
I then used Photoshop CS4 to make a panorama of the resulting HDR images. I usually use Hugin, but I'm in the process of recompiling it on my iMac.
Here's the result
The view from the roof of The Pacific Breeze in Angeles City, Philippines. Mt. Arayat is in the background.
The beach in Subic, Philippines.
