I am sure I have a lot to learn about using Photomatix, but one thing I have learned is that when there is not enough sun or contrast outside to make an interesting shot (interesting from the HDR point of view) then artificial lighting can usually be relied upon to conjure up something worthwhile.
I shot this with my Panasonic LX3. It is easy to set up bracketing on this camera. Just press the top button of the four buttons that surround the menu button. The first press takes you to Exposure and the second press takes you to Bracketing and you can then set it easily.
The bracketing setting stays on until you turn the camera off.
More LX3 articles here about shooting in sunlight and here about the arcades in Leeds.
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Hey cool start for an interior HDR shot. Something to remember is that you should expose for what exists in all the shadows of the scene. Then you know you’ll have great detail for processing the HDR.
I guess Photomatix Pro 4.0 is coming soon – I’ve heard some talk about it but haven’t used it. Should be interesting to see where HDR processing goes and how fast it goes too!
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