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High Dynamic Range Photography
I'm really new at HDR photography so this is an experiment . . . CS4 is also not the best program for processing HDR . . . basically, it involves bracketing a photo to get sever different exposures and then combining them into one. The different exposures I took are below the composite photo.
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Permalink Reply by Diane Margetts on
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I also heard that CS5 has greatly improved the HDR process . . .
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Beautiful photo!!!!
I have used it a bit in the past--tried it now but wouldn't let me save as jpg so I converted back to RGB . . . colors not nearly as intense as yours . . . plus if I didn't know it was the sun rising over a lake (!!!)
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Permalink Reply by F, Calla & Luca on
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Wow.
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Permalink Reply by Ann Kendig on
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Larry do you use any of the Nik software and if so what do you think?
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Great shots and of the midwest where both Ann and I really love. Maybe one of these days we might get Nik's complete collection for Aperture.
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Gorgeous photos!
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Van Dyke on
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These are fabulous!! That's one thing I'd like to learn how to do...evenutally. Still learning how to use PS4!
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Permalink Reply by Linda and Murphy on
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wow indeed
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Another try . . . I need to get another program but I want to wait so I can extend a 30 day trial over the Thanksgiving holiday . . .
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I am interested in what you think if you do get the NIK HDR demo.
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Another wow.
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Here's a link to a two part article on HDR photography if anyone is interested in a few tips!!
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/setting-up-your-digital-c... -
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