Joe shows how to properly hold the camera to get steady shots without the use of tripod or mompod. World-famous photographer Joe McNally demonstrates his camera holding technique which helps capture sharper images at slower shutter speeds.
Below is a video to show you how to shoot HDR images with your camera. Some cameras will will limit you on the amount of exposure bracketing while others will allow more and I know Nikon has 9 image in total and I think that Canon is 3 or 5 in total. In this video I show how I set up my camera to capture the necessary images to create HDR photographs.
This is one thing that I would love to see more of. Maybe they could have an area on their site to allow others to share their presets. But with that said there is a enough of them to start with, and the good thing is that you can make and save your very own, something that I would love to play around with. Achieve incredible "one-click" HDR looks with dozens of unique visual presets or easily create your own HDR style, save it as a preset, and share it with others. ...
This is the one thing that I really like abouot their software is single shot, works pretty good. Achieve a great HDR look when you only have a single image. Single image use is perfect for moving objects, portraits, or your back catalog of images. Introducing HDR Efex Pro, the new standard for achieving high quality realistic-to-artistic HDR images in one integrated workflow. Key features include one-click visual style presets for incredibly fast results, ...
From realistic to artistic, and every style in between! HDR Efex Pro gives you the full power of multiple tone mapping algorithms so you have maximum flexibility. These different tone mapping algorithms are all made available through unique HDR Methods found within the interface. The HDR Methods feature gives you 20 different choices, ranging from the Natural and Crisp looks to the Textured look, to Dingy, Fresco, Bright, and many more. Introducing HDR Efex Pro, the new standard for ...
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