End of the day and still couldn't find any patents for Al Gore. Must not be looking hard enough.

So, I turned off the lights and shot the building outside my window at about 8:00pm.

Converted to HDR - had never done this before. Its not a great shot, but it is neat to see the range output.


And with a curves layer thrown in for kicks:



EDIT: Image(s) removed. See my gallery for image(s).

Originally Posted by RogersDA End of the day and still couldn't find any patents for Al Gore. Must not be looking hard enough. So, I turned off the lights and shot the building outside my window at about 8:00pm. Converted to HDR - had never done this before. Its not a great shot, but it is neat to see the range output. And with a curves layer thrown in for kicks:

Is that building under construction?
.....or is just the way the lights are reflecting off it? ... Skippy.
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I still can't figure out HDR, no matter how many images I put together,
under exposed and over exposed ..... even tried 7 it tells me there is not enough ummm I forget what the word was to create a constructive HDR ... and I think to myself impossible!

My assortment range to near on total darkness right through to extremely bright and blown out ...... ohhhh well.

Originally Posted by Skippy Is that building under construction? .....or is just the way the lights are reflecting off it? ... Skippy.

Yup - condominiums I believe. Too much $$$$ for my salary.

I still can't figure out HDR, no matter how many images I put together, under exposed and over exposed ..... even tried 7 it tells me there is not enough ummm I forget what the word was to create a constructive HDR ... and I think to myself impossible! My assortment range to near on total darkness right through to extremely bright and blown out ...... ohhhh well.

I tried it once before and got the same error, whatever it was called. This time I got lucky I guess.

I thought it was a garage building LOL. Cool shots!