2009 Long Beach Regional

[Drwurm]

BTW, the appearence of these photos is not a result of HDR, but of tone mapping if you want to be more specific. Did you compose these from a single RAW or multiple exposures?

[whosdadog]

Originally Posted by Drwurm

BTW, the appearence of these photos is not a result of HDR, but of tone mapping if you want to be more specific. Did you compose these from a single RAW or multiple exposures?

I used 3 Exposures, over and under exposed two stops, which is the reason for the ghosting of some moving objects.

[sanddrag]

Originally Posted by whosdadog

I used 3 Exposures, over and under exposed two stops, which is the reason for the ghosting of some moving objects.

What camera did you use that allowed you to take these three shots at different settings in such rapid succession?

[whosdadog]

Originally Posted by sanddrag

What camera did you use that allowed you to take these three shots at different settings in such rapid succession?

The camera I used was a Canon EOS Rebel XSi 450D. http://www.flickr.com/cameras/canon/...tal_rebel_xsi/ While I could do it manually, my camera has a setting that allows me to do it easily. The setting that allows me to do this is called "AEB", or Auto Exposure Bracketing. I set it to take pictures over and under exposed by two stops, as well as a correctly exposed shot. I then put it on a tripod, and press the button. Most DSLR's have AEB, usually hidden in a settings menu.

[Cait1070]

Wow, these are really cool shots. I think I see myself in our pit.

[MrForbes]

Neat pics, our robot is at the bottom center of the field picture, with two of our drive team members.

Oh...and Hi Steve!