HDR Polaroid Transfer Truck Door [Explored #389]

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    So i collected three polaroid cameras 669 series and added ND lenses to 2 of them adjusting their exposures, Took one shot of the same exposure pulled the film apart quickly and put the negative side down on paper let sit for 20 minutes then pour hot water over the negative/paper sandwich, then peel the negative from the paper repeat with the next photo of the same subject (different exposure) over the top of the previous image, and the third - That is how you create a HDR Polaroid transfer......

    Or use Nik ColorEfex.......

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    Mike Orso, Hera88, johnnypaduano, William Powe Photography, LLC , and 6 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. Pommedan (DG Images) 28 months ago | reply

      @Lachlan - "because my ....... was spinning so much" ??? please fill in the blank.....
      Cheers Guys

    2. TEN851 28 months ago | reply

      This is sick, excellent!!!

    3. Pommedan (DG Images) 28 months ago | reply

      Thanks dude... im glad the missing word was 'Head' too..

    4. ivor miller 28 months ago | reply

      great work

    5. basse def 28 months ago | reply

      Eclennte ecocation !!!
      greta tratiment always successfull
      I LIKE IT


      Humantiy's hand

    6. Garry9600 28 months ago | reply

      Get a life already Dan!!! ;-)

      Seriously, you amaze me!

    7. kumshw 28 months ago | reply

      waaaao... its so hot out there... ! Impressive work Dan.

    8. Scott1775 28 months ago | reply

      Great work!

    9. amber654 28 months ago | reply

      Impressive stuff!! Wish I had your patience.

    10. FiddleFlix 28 months ago | reply

      Interesting. It looks great!

    11. Lukinosity 28 months ago | reply

      God....at first I thought you were serious. Never can tell with a lunatic like you. this is freaking good.

    12. Hera88 28 months ago | reply

      Aha...jajajajaj if I was to make an HDR following the ancient technique... oh, well I guess everyone would be waiting still...I´d rather use nik system... jejejej (great shortcut!).
      Love the golden shades. Fantastic shot

    13. maccie1 28 months ago | reply

      Wow!!! superb work, well done.

    14. WhizzBang Pictures 28 months ago | reply

      Wicked picture, love all the orangey tones.

    15. DinoZAP! 28 months ago | reply

      This picture is super duper! I like it alot=)

    16. <SIsU> 28 months ago | reply

      Muy chulo el color final que le has dado

    17. William Powe Photography, LLC  28 months ago | reply

      This image is seriously awesome. Incredible work!

    18. Pommedan (DG Images) 28 months ago | reply

      Cheers all... maybe one day i will try it the 'analog' way.. :-)

    19. darnoc.fr 28 months ago | reply

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    20. .M*A*K. (very very busy) 28 months ago | reply

      Cracking stuff mate , just amazing

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