Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth – Rick McEvoy HDR
Photography
This is the second image of the Spinnaker Tower.
The first image was taken on my Canon Eos 5D using my 17-40mm F4 L lens with an exposure of 1/100th
of a second at f16, ISO 400. This image was taken using an exposure of 1/200th
of a second, f16, ISO 400. By increasing the shutter speed by one stop I have
reduced the amount of light the sensor receives by one stop, achieving an
underexposed image.
I use auto-bracketing on my camera to produce
a set of three images, the first one the correct exposure, the second photograph
one stop under-exposed and the third shot one stop over exposed. The reason for
this is that quite often it is not possible to capture the whole tonal range in
a scene.
What I am going to do is merge the three images,
identical apart from the exposure. I am going to export them from Adobe
Lightroom into Photomatix 4.2 and produce a single HDR (High Dynamic Range)
image.
For more information about the Spinnaker Tower
visit
Rick McEvoy Architectural Photography.
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photographs at
Rick McEvoy Commercial Photographer in Dorset,
Hampshire, South, London
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