Free HDR video tutorial

Free HDR video tutorial

MASTER EXPOSURE BLENDING

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Find the best ones

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Free wallpapers

Free wallpapers

HIGH-RESOLUTION WALLPAPERS

Free desktop wallpapers

You can find many wallpapers here for multiple resolutions. On this page you will find the ones in 2736×1824, 3440×1440 and 3840×1200 resolutions. For the 1600×1200 and 1920×1200, head over to this page.

All wallpapers are for free and can be distributed further, just link back to this site (of course only for personal use, no commercial use allowed without my permission).

wallpapers showcase

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21:9 wallplapers

These are all sized for a 34inch 21:9 screen, with a resolution of 3440×1440, but will also work nicely on any smaller (and even bigger) screen with the aspect ratio of 21:9.

Dual screen wallpapers

This are all made for a setup of dual Full HD monitors 1920×1200. The files are 3840×1200 big, so they should be enough also for any other dual screen setup (if your resolutions are not bigger than Full HD).

Don’t forget to check out other available wallpapers:

100 cameras in 1

For the last couple of days I have been playing around with Trey Racliffs Iphone app 100 cameras in 1. Since I only have an Ipod I’m just editing my older shots, to see what result I can get.  So here are few of them:

I quite like that you can stack the filters on each other, to get really different results. The filters “the sky wept in crimson waves” and “when I felt sad, and you were not there” quickly became my favorites :) (and yes, that are really the names of the filters :) )

Its a really nice app and you can get great and very interesting results from it. To get more info about this app, go here: http://www.stuckincustoms.com/best-iphone-camera/

I’m going to post more later on :)

Red and Gold

Still have a few unpublished photos from last years fireworks at Kuchajda lake in Bratislava. Let’s hope this year I have same luck for great shots :).

As probably all fireworks shots, this one is also only from a single RAW file. Before the fireworks started, I took few test shots, to get the time needed, so the surrounding are not absolutely dark in comparison to the fireworks. Then I took the shot on bulb mode with a remote, trying to stick to a similar time.

HDR from one shot, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.

Red and GoldStill have a few unpublished photos from last years fireworks at Kuchajda lake in Bratislava. Let's hope this year I have same luck for great shots :).As probably all fireworks shots, this one is also only from a single RAW file. Before the fireworks started, I took few test shots, to get the time needed, so the surrounding are not absolutely dark in comparison to the fireworks. Then I took the shot on bulb mode with a remote, trying to stick to a similar time. HDR from one shot, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.

Ancient Trader

For a longer time I was thinking of updating the About page to include the games I have worked on. Not many have been released yet (just 2 :)) but I think they are both quite nice :)

Today I’m posting few screenshots from Ancient Trader. I worked as a game designer on this one. It’s available on Xbox Indie Games and PC.

To get more info about the game visit http://www.ancienttrader.com/

all right to this images are reserved to ancienttrader.com. They are all hand drawn by Petr Vcelka and here you can see some other of his works http://www.drawetc.cz/?path=90_studio/09_illustrators/61_vcelka

More from Liverpool Cathedral

I really regret I didn’t take more exposure than three. Anybody working at Canon? We need more than three shots on AEB :). Well I always learn from my mistakes. Next time I take at least nine :)

HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod. Photo taken at the Liverpool Cathedra in Liverpool

More from Liverpool CathedralI really regret I didn't take more exposure than three. Anybody working at Canon? We need more than three shots on AEB :). Well I always learn from my mistakes. Next time I take at least nine :)HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod. Photo taken at the Liverpool Cathedra in Liverpool.

Light Blue

It’s quite interesting to see how the way you post-process a photo gives you a very different result. I edited a similar photo about a half a year ago, and from then I changed my post-processing steps completely. And the result is a completely different HDR photo :)

Photo taken from the Three Towers in Bratislava. In the photo the Tehelne pole (Brickfield) stadium and the New Town in Bratislava. HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.

Light BlueIt's quite interesting to see how the way you post-process a photo gives you a very different result. I edited a similar photo about a half a year ago, and from then I changed my post-processing steps completely. And the result is a completely different HDR photo :)Photo taken from the Three Towers in Bratislava. In the photo the Tehelne pole (Brickfield) stadium and the New Town in Bratislava. HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.

Whole Tree

I really like playing with my wide-angle lens, always trying to fit as much as possible in a single shot :) Here I lowered my tripod to about 10cm from the ground and tilted the camera towards the sky. I really could have used an articulating screen here :)

HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with SIgma 10-20mm lens, on a Manfrotto 190XPROB tripod. Photo taken in the woods near Bratislava, Slovakia at the Zelezna studnicka (Steel Well) area.

Whole TreeI really like playing with my wide-angle lens, always trying to fit as much as possible in a single shot :) Here I lowered my tripod to like 10cm from the ground and tilted the camera towards the sky. I really could have used an articulating screen here :)HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with SIgma 10-20mm lens, on a Manfrotto 190XPROB tripod. Photo taken in the woods near Bratislava, Slovakia at the Zelezna studnicka (Steel Well) area.

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