My first HDR stack from an M2P 5 shot bracket

[SmilingOgre]

The pic is nothing special and I went overboard a little with contrast and dehaze but I like the surreal look. Cheated just a tad in the horizon with some selected bluing. But OMG! The detail in the shadows. I'm impressed with this drone's capabilities.

 

[Aerial-Pixel]

Now that you've dipped your toe into HDR, you'll never go back LOL. I shoot 90% of my photos using AEB's.

 

[SmilingOgre]

Now that you've dipped your toe into HDR, you'll never go back LOL. I shoot 90% of my photos using AEB's.
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OMG!!! Those are SWEEEEEET! I never dreamt that something like this could be done. What an amazing gimbal! Even at 100% the stack comes out very clean. You hit the nail on the head. Now that I know what can be done, I can't wait to find some shots with content.

 

[Chetk7677]

Nice job - great pics. ?

 

[zeusfl]

The pic is nothing special and I went overboard a little with contrast and dehaze but I like the surreal look. Cheated just a tad in the horizon with some selected bluing. But OMG! The detail in the shadows. I'm impressed with this drone's capabilities.

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Same picture but some sharpen added and I little pop.

 

[SmilingOgre]

Same picture but some sharpen added and I little pop.
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Groove!!! If you made the changes in Photoshop, Which adjustments did you use?

 

[zeusfl]

The adjustments has been made:
Topaz Sharpen AI and Topaz Adjust AI

 

[SmilingOgre]

The adjustments has been made:
Topaz Sharpen AI and Topaz Adjust AI
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Wow!!! Thanks for taking the time to do that! Very cool!

 

[zeusfl]

You are welcome !!

 

[Aerial-Pixel]

Here's a tutorial I did for the Mavic Mini way back when it was released as the Mavic Mini didn't have an AEB option, but the compilation still applies:

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[SmilingOgre]

Here's a tutorial I did for the Mavic Mini way back when it was released as the Mavic Mini didn't have an AEB option, but the compilation still applies:

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Great tutorial! About the only difference from what I used was that I used the provided 5 shot AEB routine in the Mavic with dwg files, so the files were merged right from camera raw initially.

 

[zeusfl]

Here's a tutorial I did for the Mavic Mini way back when it was released as the Mavic Mini didn't have an AEB option, but the compilation still applies:

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Nice tutorial. I just subscribed to your channel. I will give a shot to Aurora HDR and Luminar 4.

 

[Aerial-Pixel]

Great tutorial! About the only difference from what I used was that I used the provided 5 shot AEB routine in the Mavic with dwg files, so the files were merged right from camera raw initially.

One nice thing about shoot raw is you only need 1 raw photo to make an HDR, Aurora HDR will pull the under exposed and overexposed frames as required out of the raw photo, then you don't have to worry about ghosting.