great Photographs "and of" art in HDRin General |
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By dukethrust/Duke (903)
HDR defines a fine colour representation that defines colour at its most vivid and briliant a sparkeling masterpiece of modern art and photography in order to use it understand the basic colour model used on computers ... 8 bit per channel x 4 = 32bit using RGB(gama) would make that 8x8x8x8 colours ! in 32bit not 8x8x8 ! so making a colour format like this is way rock and modern tifs go up to 48bit or 16x16x16 red green and blue or rather 16 bits define each colour with 8 bits its 256 colours per channel with X gamma its subtle curves X 256 or 16 and with black , CMYK its 256 in each colour X black so working in this can be way cool ! becouse you get 8 x 8x 8x 8x instead of (8bit red blue and green ) ergo more colours for morose or deep oil paint colours when you scan it in your range of acuracy is much higher on reproduction in High Dynamic Range you try to maximise the colour spread in each piece of art from the dark shades "shadows" to the light parts "high lights" or sunny section or baby blues for instance... so yes find out about HDR and maximise your works stunning effects and realism Read 8,482 times
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