[OWDavid]

What's the verdict?

[favwebbb]

WOW...could i get that at 1680x1050 That looks great man nice job

Spadje

[Nurfzerne]

WOW...could i get that at 1680x1050 That looks great man nice job

Spadje

Here: http://flickr.com/photos/aribr/2803779931/sizes/o/

You can resize it however you need.

[weO1bVp1]

Nice picture.

How exactly do you make those HDR pictures?

[huntbytnkbel]

Beautiful photo!
If it were me I wouldn't compose it so the horizon is in dead center of the frame, but use the rule of thirds, for example.
Still a very nice photo.

Nice picture.

How exactly do you make those HDR pictures?

Look for an option at your camera's manual which is called Exposure Bracketing,
This mode allows you to shoot the same frame(on a tripod) at 3 different exposures, so you catch both shadows, highlights and what's in between, and then you digitally merge them all to an HDR(High Dynamic Range) file, which you tonemap later to make it normally visible, in terms of your screen's dynamic range.

[Emapymosy]

I can't find the 'Exposure Bracketing' anywhere in the menu or manual

I will have to take another look.

[yxn2dC07]

I can't find the 'Exposure Bracketing' anywhere in the menu or manual

I will have to take another look.

Here's a read:
http://www.cameralabs.com/forum/view...685aeea9e57211

According to what these people say, bracketing is only possible between -0.7EV and +0.7EV, I wonder why Sony has decided to do so... most cameras will do +/-2.0EV and sometimes 3.0EV.

As for how to reach this mode, better check the manual again, I don't know.

[stuntduood]

Here's a read:
http://www.cameralabs.com/forum/view...685aeea9e57211

According to what these people say, bracketing is only possible between -0.7EV and +0.7EV, I wonder why Sony has decided to do so... most cameras will do +/-2.0EV and sometimes 3.0EV.

As for how to reach this mode, better check the manual again, I don't know.

Great link......It really was informative - just what I needed right now [thumbup]