HDR(I) Sunset, Mar Charbel, Lebanon
July 19th, 2009 | 
Author: This is one of the first high dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) Shots! HDR is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminance between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques.
This HDR was made using 14 individual shots & shot from the Mar Charbel Church, Lebanon.
I’ll post some photos later to make the comparison.
Sunset HDR, Shot From Mar Charbel, Lebanon
Posted in Lebanon | 
Tags: Ancient, Ancient Church, Beirut, HDR, HDRI, Lebanon, Mar Charbel, Mar Sharbel, Mount Lebanon, Photography, Saint, Sunset, Tourism
Nice shot! But don’t you think 14 exposures is overkill?
What equipment do you use? Camera, lens, etc?
Thanks for stopping by Seroujo,
I’m pretty new to HDR(i), I don’t think that 14 exposure was an overkill. I was reading somewhere that the more, the better!
I guess it highly depends on what software & algorithm you are using when toning the HDR(i) too. I did try it with 3 & 5 they were not as detailed & impressive as this one.
As for my kit, my current camera is a 5 yrs old Minolta Z1. with couple of add on lenses & filters. Looking forward to get the Canon T1i pretty soon.
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