HDRI images

Hi, unfortunately I could’t publish HDRI images for some time – but now – my easyHDR website is back! After several days (not to say weeks), my hosting provider could help me solving my website problem (htaccess forwarding problem). Now, easyHDR.serpland.com is here again! So first I would like to do is providing some new HDRI images to you:

Easy HDR Files | Tyrolian/Alpine Hotel Bar | HDR with night strong setting

Easy HDR Files | Tyrolian/Alpine Hotel Bar | HDR with night strong setting

 

Easy HDR Files | Tyrolian/Alpine Hotel Bar | HDR with natural HDRI setting

Easy HDR Files | Tyrolian/Alpine Hotel Bar | HDR with natural HDRI setting

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HDR file?

On the internet, I stumbled about some questions about what HDR files are.
An HDR image is an HDR file encoded and saved by HDR software to retain the high dynamic range nature of the originally generated data.

Please take a look at my two example hdr files here:

Easy HDR Files | Swiss Alps | HDR with Dramatic-Dark settings

Easy HDR Files | Swiss Alps | HDR with Dramatic-Dark settings

Easy HDR Files | Swiss Alps | HDR with high contrast properties set

Easy HDR Files | Swiss Alps | HDR with high contrast properties set

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Hobby HDR Photographer

As mentioned before, I’m a hobby HDR photographer and so I use the easyHDR software to create HDR images out of my photos (see my HDR software test and recommendation site here).

I’m a big fan of HDR’s, so I allow myself to call me a HDR photographer because I almost make no “normal” photos anymore.

If you search the internet, you’ll find many professional images created by a professional HDR photographer. I think those HDR images are really really goog, almost perfect. But as a hobby HDR photographer, you can create HDR images almost as good as the professional. Therefore, please take a look at my mentioned HDR software test and recommendation page.

As an example I would like to show here another image created by me. It’s one of my favorites HDR images! To all professional HDR photographers: Please try to create a better HDR image with you software. I really wonder …

 

1. HDR photographer’s source pictures

So, first I show you the three base pictures, as HDR photgraphers are encouraged to use three photos with a different light exposure (0 | +0,7 | -0,7)

HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure 0 (normal)

HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure 0 (normal)

HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure +0.7 overexposed

HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure +0.7 overexposed

HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure +0.7 underexposed

HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure +0.7 underexposed

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First Post on Easy HDR Photo Examples

Here, I’ve created an easy HDR Image, showing the “Gutenberg” Castle in Balzers, Liechtenstein. Nice dark background with clouds and mountain forest.

Easy HDR Photo | Castle Picture | HDR with High Contrast

Easy HDR Photo | Castle Picture | HDR with High Contrast

Easy HDR Photo | Castle Picture | HDR with High Contrast

Easy HDR Photo | Castle Picture | HDR with High Contrast

Both HDR images above have been smoothly created with easyHDR
(HDR Software recommendation see here)

Here you see the three original photos. Light exposure is [-0.7] [0] [+0.7]
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