I treasure good photos
I admire them as they speak louder than words
sometimes they seem dramatic in their own way
I have no DSLR
really want to have one
been put under wish list like forever
since budgets are so tight these days
I got myself a replacement for that thing
- something called 'photo-editing skills'
Free of charge, of course but it takes a lot of effort
Here is a very simple tutorial (a reminder for me actually)
on how to achieve a HDR-like picture
using a free editing software ~ Photoscape
1. Download and install Photoscape.
2. Run it and click on Editor
3. Click on the picture you wish to edit
4. Click the small arrow beside backlight button
5. Click on +200%. Play around with the value until you get your final result.
HDR images are so vibrant and they create a 'mysterious-drama-look' in a photo.
You'll actually need a good DSLR, combine at least 3 multiple photos with different exposure to achieve it.
oh, I'm not a Pro to talk about this and let Mr. Google do the explanation for you.
I might give the wrong info.
For clearer result, here are some of my (fake) HDR images using Photoscape..
The Famous London Tower Bridge
Romantic dream vacation for love birds, Tour Eiffel Paris
Beautiful Edinburgh, Scotland
Amazing sculpture ~ Angel of The North, Gateshead England
The prehistoric monument ~ Stonehenge, England
last but not least..
my favourite photo of all
Bukit Tinggi, Malaysia
Credits to my hubby and his camera for all of these lovely photos
taken from our own journey through out the world
wow....banyaknye tempat berjalan...
nice Il..
cantik nyer pic....
E.d.Y,
hurmm.. dulu ikut hubby yg kena transfer keje kat UK. Jln2 free sponsored by company bole la.. hehe
Sue,
Thanks!
Wanie,
Thanks jugak.. ;)
cantiknye cikk...lama tul saya x edit gambar :(
cik afs,
saya cantik ke gambar tu yg cantik?? hehehe..cik mmg selalu bz. sepanjang tahun bizi..hehe
waah menarik sume tue!
Aboi,
Thanks! ;)
rajin u explore :)
selepas membaca post ini, terus menabung duit utk berjalan2... :p
sis lily,
dah hobi sis.. hehe
ally,
wahh.. Seronok tu. Nak ikut! hehe
Thank you so much for this brilliant idea. After trying your fake HDR suggestion with +200% backlight on photoscape and playing around with the colour, saturation and luminance curves, a lot of my pics [ordinary point and shoot] look so much more vibrant. Brilliant idea and thanks again.
GAM,
No problem.. :) Sharing is caring..