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thisandthatfilms
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M&A is dead so dont bitch to me about that shit...

trying to expirement with HDR's lets see what yyou guys have come up with....
Jun 29 2009 11:49PM
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Ben.
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i see 1 out of about every 10000000000000000000 HDRs where its actually done properly, and not an overdone fake P.O.S
Jun 30 2009 1:49AM
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KarmaInitiative
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I'm not very good at it, but heres some attempts
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This ones not very HDRish, but it's actually a much bigger range than you would think
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Jun 30 2009 10:13AM
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DavidHonda.
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Jun 30 2009 10:30AM
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factory81
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http://srika.com/img/chicago_hdr_2007.html?source=rss


Chicago HDR session this photographer I know did. Rented a heli and all. I think his work always turns out alright.

He's always at Vision or Spybar snappin pics on the weekends.
Jun 30 2009 10:31AM
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thisandthatfilms
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anyone else?
Jul 8 2009 6:50PM
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KJL.
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may sound liek an idiot.
but whats an HDR?
Jul 8 2009 6:55PM
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PeterWojnar
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Clicky!!
Jul 8 2009 7:05PM
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TechnoPotamus
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that is really cool, HDR i mean. the way it's done is def something i'd never heard of
Jul 8 2009 7:19PM
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PeterWojnar
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It is cool, and it can be usefull (if you are taking a picture against the sun, with a tree blocking it, for example).  It allows for detail in the foreground, without the sky being totally blown out, or detail in the background without the foreground being too dark.  It's a cool technique, but as was previously stated, it is far overused, and far over done by most who try it.
Jul 8 2009 7:33PM
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