First attempt at HDR

[Acsmashing]

• I used the 5 Aeb feature - I used the dji pilot app to take the pictures, not the remote
• Lightroom was used to set the initial clarity of the bracketed sequence then it was brought into photoshop using merge with HDR pro.
• Everything here was done following this video
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• ISO was high but I recommend the lowest ISO possible to reduce noise
• This is by no means a representation of the upper quality limits of the inspire 1's camera- I did not plan to make this a better or great photo.
• Since this was all trial and experimentation I hope to post better images in the near future of HDR landscapes and real estate shots.

 

[Daniel Mascheck]

I really like the picture!! Where was it taken?

 

[Acsmashing]

I really like the picture!! Where was it taken?

Hillcrest Park, Fullerton Ca

and thank you for the compliment, that's very nice!

 

[Daniel Mascheck]

Great view!

Also impressed with your skills enhancing pictures . Above my pay grade! Lol

 

[DaBone]

Can´t we make a thread with real estate photo`s?

Seems to be a lot of people here working with that.. tips and tricks.

 

[PetePerrim]

Great tutorial thanks Tony.

 

[Voltago]

Nice photo!
I tried some AEB shots myself and noticed a very unusual behavior of the app. Instead of using several exposure times (like DLSRs do) the app used different ISO values - which in my opinion is nonsense. Was using manual mode, of course. Did anyone find a way to make the app use different exposure times for AEB3 or AEB5? Any other way to do proper HDRIs in my opinion would be to go fully manual and not use AEB mode at all...