Baton Rouge Real Estate Photos Before And After Pseudo HDR Photo Effects Applied, Video 2

http://www.batonrougerealestatebuzz.com/ - Baton Rouge Real Estate: Homes Photos Before And After HDR Photography Effects Applied in The Myrtles, Oaks On The Bluff, The Oaks Of Windermere Subdivisions. Within this, you'll first see the Before or Original Photo and that same single photo with HDR Effects Applied.




I wrote about this here: HDR Effects: Adding that Thomas Kinkade Look To Your Agent Home Listing Photos http://activerain.com/blogsview/2010710/hdr-effects-adding-that-thomas-kinkad...

Yes, I know to a Professional Photographer that this isn't true HDR. As I said in my blog post at the link above, "Ideally, HDR would be achieved using software which combines 3 to 7 separate stationary photos, taken at different exposures, to produce a greatly enhanced look (see Flickr For some amazing HDR Photo Effects). However, I found an affordable software called "Dynamic-Photo HDR" that applies HDR Effects to a single photo, making the creation of such photos very simple and not at all complicated."

While the average Professional photographer will say this is amateur HDR, the average person and real estate agents does think these effects will help grab the attention of potential buyers over just ordinary listing photos. Bill

Music Courtesy of Mark Gridley, Photographer Extraordinaire, in Arizona. See his video @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHR6-lDQrE8

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[TheAlintx]

Nice photos!