Yesterday there were 34 people who attended the Photowalk. While at a beautiful park (with a dredged pond) I gave a mini class about the basics of HDR photography. Mostly I spoke about the gear needed to create an HDR photograph. I also answered many questions from the photowalkers. Keeping in mind that I am not a videographer, I had my video camera on a tripod aimed at me and some of the photowalkers. I had to split the video into two parts because YouTube only allows for nine minutes of video. Enjoy the video and if you have any questions please comment below.
Scott – nicely done, very helpful. It was a little hard to hear some parts, could you list out some of the gear you were referencing, namely the remote control unit? I have a Nikon D90 and it sounds like the unit would help overcome the 3 frame auto-bracketing limitation. Thanks!!
ShutterRunner
12 Jul 2010You said photomatix crashed at 27 exposures. Were you using the mac or pc version? Also, did you let them know it crashed since it's a beta version?
scottwyden
12 Jul 2010Yes, I did say it was a Beta version. The details can also be found in the following post: https://scottwyden.com/a-raw-hdr-showdown-with-p…..
John Virgolino
18 Jul 2010Scott – nicely done, very helpful. It was a little hard to hear some parts, could you list out some of the gear you were referencing, namely the remote control unit? I have a Nikon D90 and it sounds like the unit would help overcome the 3 frame auto-bracketing limitation. Thanks!!
scottwyden
18 Jul 2010John, I actually made a video prior to the Photowalk talking about the gear. You can see it here: https://scottwyden.com/gear-i-will-be-discussing…..
John Virgolino
18 Jul 2010Awesome! Perfect, just what I needed!