Motion through HDR

[AlistairD]

Hi,

My wife took these and wanted to get an unusual type of motion combined with vibrant colours so she used HDR. I think they're great but she's not so sure.

Any comments and suggestions welcome.

[Trader]

HDR is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminances between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques. Is that what you are saying this is?

[AlistairD]

Originally Posted by Trader

HDR is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminances between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques. Is that what you are saying this is?

It is HDR but primarily for the multiple exposure effect when people are moving.

[Moonlighter]

it's unusual

[flomaster]

this photo doesn't scream HDR nor does it look HDR. if an HDR image was the intent this falls short of that. but i do kinda like the ghost effect

-=Jason=-

[AlistairD]

Originally Posted by flomaster

this photo doesn't scream HDR nor does it look HDR. if an HDR image was the intent this falls short of that. but i do kinda like the ghost effect

-=Jason=-

Exactly right, the scene does not need HDR as there is not a wide dymanic range. The aim was to see the effects on moving people so the ghosting is what she was looking for.

Here's another one which I posted on a different thread which probably shows the ghosting/motion better:

Unusual Mothion Blur