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Legacy777 wrote: Thanks for the link & explanation. So does the camera take all three different pictures in succession, or how do you get the three pictures to match up exactly....

no problem. the camera takes all three pictures at the different exposures in succession, at least on my bro's SLR

Hello to all, I am the one who took those pics. Most SLR's have this feature built into them call Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) Check your camera's manual it will tell you how to set it. This will let you set a bracket to -2, +2 or anywhere in between. After it's set all you need to do is set the exposure wherever you'd like and it will have you take 3 separate pics -2, -0, +2. After this is done upload into whichever HDR program you'd like (photomatix...etc) and have some fun.

These pics were take with a canon 40D and the stock lens efs 28-135mm no filters (Recently got laid off, no money for the goods) I'm in the process of re-editing them...I didn't really like how the HDR's turned out....they seem a little overdone. None the less Jake does have a VERY attractive car always fun to take pics of!!

Thanks for the explanation. I'm looking at a new digi camera, preferably something smaller. I'll take a look at the features and see if the camera has something like that.

I can do the same thing with my digital camera. All you really need to be able to do is set the exposure levels manually.

This is how I create mine. It works great!
http://backingwinds.blogspot.com/2006/1 ... mages.html

anybody know what colour that is on the car?? I know he said earlier that it is a stock colour, but what??(yes I know that COLOUR is spelled properly cus I live in canada):P

rallyguy_777 wrote:anybody know what colour that is on the car?? I know he said earlier that it is a stock colour, but what??(yes I know that COLOUR is spelled properly cus I live in canada):P

the color is rio red and i believe the paint code is 946. picky canadians