My new R3
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Thanks for everyone for checking out the pics and the comments ![Wink2](https://www.rx8club.com/images/smilies/wink2.gif)
As for what Mazda Eight says, the pics aren't that difficult to do, you just need a good tripod and a good series of stepped up and down pics.
Which takes me to what ZumnRx8, the HDR is a photography style meant to bring up all the details you would get with a set of more than 4 flashed iluminating every aspect of the picture. When you do this there are no lost details in the shadows. It is a technique used for motion pictures and comercial photography, it looks very dramatic.
Technicaly you take 3 to 5 pictures without moving the camera (hence the need of a good tripod) with different exposures one of them should be @0 the others -2, -1, +1 and +2, you out it into an HDR program and voila! It sounds a lot more difficult than what it realy is!
So that is why the 0 picture does not look that good because I did not use any flashes, but I'll post it in a few minutes iwc3707.
![Wink2](https://www.rx8club.com/images/smilies/wink2.gif)
As for what Mazda Eight says, the pics aren't that difficult to do, you just need a good tripod and a good series of stepped up and down pics.
Which takes me to what ZumnRx8, the HDR is a photography style meant to bring up all the details you would get with a set of more than 4 flashed iluminating every aspect of the picture. When you do this there are no lost details in the shadows. It is a technique used for motion pictures and comercial photography, it looks very dramatic.
Technicaly you take 3 to 5 pictures without moving the camera (hence the need of a good tripod) with different exposures one of them should be @0 the others -2, -1, +1 and +2, you out it into an HDR program and voila! It sounds a lot more difficult than what it realy is!
So that is why the 0 picture does not look that good because I did not use any flashes, but I'll post it in a few minutes iwc3707.
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