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Not just orange, but looks like they tried to make it "HDR" by dragging all the sliders to max. I usually refer to these kinds of amateur fake HDR as "clown vo
by thomashabets2 4y ago
Not just orange, but looks like they tried to make it "HDR" by dragging all the sliders to max.
I usually refer to these kinds of amateur fake HDR as "clown vomit".
- dylan604 4y agoif it was actually using negatives during the transfer, it isn't necessarily fake HDR. the dynamic range of film is incredible. with a good colorist, you can grade something to have that HDR feel even if it wasn't specifically shot as such. yes, some knobs/sliders might get pushed to max, but not in the disparaging manner in which you mean. even in cameras shooting RAW, you can push the exposure higher knowing that highlight recovery is possible much more than shadow recovery. so you "expose-to-the-right" to allow for much more shadow exposure while pushing your highlights. in post, you can then grade/develop how you like. but yes, i'm tired of the HDR-for-HDR-sake post-apocalyptic looks as well
- thomashabets2 4y agoI don't mind HDR. I'm talking about the, usually amateur photographers, who pull all the slides to the right, creating clown vomit. Do a Google image search for "overdone HDR".
- dylan604 4y agoi'm not saying i have no idea what you're talking about. i'm well versed. just trying to add to the conversation that HDR feel can be achieved without having to acquire as HDR when shooting RAW and exposing for effect.