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Haha, maybe when I have developed the technique a little further. :) I still need to experiment some with ISO 100 and my studio flashes and then edit with this style.
Here is a picture of my father, using this style. It looks kinda like a painting.
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/7...34loressp0.jpg
yeah cs2 i think cs2 has a nice feature for hdr, cs3 better obviously but i don't know as of yet
Hmm, i don't dig what you did with the bit on the table, it looks as though it was done by hand, its not smooth but rather a bit too randomlu placed, maybe if the discolouring had gone under the plate too, it would look better, :)
I don't like the HDR merge in CS2. And it can't merge exposures that come from the same RAW-file. It reads the EXIF and think it is the same file, so if you dump the EXIF (copy, paste and save as a new document works) then you can, but it's not really smooth. Photomatix is MUCH better and easier IMO.
Well I can't tell you if its any better in CS3 than in CS2 because Photography isn't really my bag, I do photography (like in my sig) but I rarely fuck around with it, I just get it pretty first time and leave it at that, maybe use some colour correction in Photoshop if i ts needed.
hey rabie, i like this new photo about you dad much more, its must more closer to the artist you mentioned on the first page. good work, keep it up.
Needs to be more "cartoony" though, rabies ftw!
I just tried the HDR technique in CS2, and its shit, you have about 10% of the control over the picture compared to photomatix pro =]
They look awesome!
LOL! I like the first one, it's so... realistically fake! It looks very professional. :)
