stole one on my gf once haha

 

 

i have yet to try an HDR. wating for my remote to come in.

 

its pretty cool im just starting really

 

i kinda like em when they're done tastefully. sometimes people just go over the top with it

 

Bet you didn't realize that some of my pictures above are HDR, did you? The ducks picture, the G35, and the staircase are all HDR, done in Photomatix.

 

I own a Canon Rebel XTi with a telephoto 300mm. I love all 3 of my Canon cameras.

 

The stairs I thought were. The G35 I thought was jus edited heavily, but tastefully

 

It isn't much but I just started to play with a Nikon D5000. Here's some photos from the other day. No editing done, just used a polarizing filter.

 

I agree 100%, many folks tend to overcook their HDR's, its a fine line between tasteful and horrible IMO.

How do you like Photomatix? I have CS3 and LR3 but was thinking of getting a stand alone for HDR.

Strong work. Nice job using the polarizing filter to cut down on the reflections.

 

I love to shoot but don't do it enough but here are some that I have taken with my Nikon D40.









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I love Photomatix. It's a relatively easy interface to learn, and you get to fine tune the images pretty well between Photomatix and Photoshop. I have an older version have only computer to try if you'd like.

 

Another amature here. I have a gripped T1i with a 18-55 and 55-250. I have a few other goodies, but nothing worth mentioning. Next lens on my list is the 70-300L.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ronnycannon/5565686509/http://www.flickr.com/photos/ronnycannon/5565686509/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/ronnycannon/, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ronnycannon/5524369345/http://www.flickr.com/photos/ronnycannon/5524369345/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/ronnycannon/, on Flickr

 

What's a good SLR for someone wanting to get into photography yet not break the bank? And where to buy one as well? Looking to buy one this summer

 

I Canon EOS series camera is a great learner, so I've been told. Also whatever the Nikon equivalent version is.

IMO, Canon's have a better user interface with the actually camera. Minimal buttons to do everything.