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blueskyyy
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 00:25
I went out today around some farm area and looked for things to shoot with 3 different exposures, and messed with HDR. Let me know what you guys think about this 2nd post. Does things look blown out or too much? The tree in the middle is really blurry and ghost-like because it was sort of windy. Do you guys know how to prevent things like that when shooting 3 exposures?

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2472/3574592543_5fbb5a7f9c_b.jpg
wolfden
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 03:30
unfortunately, movement and HDR is a tough one, but besides the tree it looks good.
007
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 11:26
IT looks like your hand holding.. or was the wind blowing strong.. giving a lot of movement?
IShootThings
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 19:34
there's a lot of potential in that shot but i agree with above, the movement kills the pic.
Harreh
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 21:39
there's a lot of potential in that shot but i agree with above, the movement kills the pic.

Yeah, unfortunately that tree seems a bit too blurry.

Then again, the warmth of the colours are great! The shades of red and orange really stand out. Well done.
blueskyyy
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 23:05
yeah..sigh.. damn that tree! it was really bugging me . that it was moving like that.
thanks for the comments guys.
SamClarkPhotography
29th of May 2009 (Fri), 23:08
What HDR program did you use? Looks nice.
blueskyyy
30th of May 2009 (Sat), 01:40
What HDR program did you use? Looks nice.

I use photomatix.

thanks.
coralnutz
30th of May 2009 (Sat), 10:52
Do you have photomatix pro 3? If so did you try to reduce ghosting artifacts and choose moving objects/people?

I use this often when I have things moving in my different shots and it usually does pretty well with fixing things up.
blueskyyy
30th of May 2009 (Sat), 15:08
Yeah, i did try that but it didn't work! it barely did anything.

Do you have photomatix pro 3? If so did you try to reduce ghosting artifacts and choose moving objects/people?

I use this often when I have things moving in my different shots and it usually does pretty well with fixing things up.
canonloader
30th of May 2009 (Sat), 16:19
Did you shoot in RAW? Did you save the settings for this one? You do know you can save settings, then use them again on a different but similar image?

I was going to suggest you use these settings on a single RAW opened in PM3. At least it will give you a starting point.
blueskyyy
30th of May 2009 (Sat), 17:39
Oh, Wow, I did not know that. I will try that in the future. Thanks

Did you shoot in RAW? Did you save the settings for this one? You do know you can save settings, then use them again on a different but similar image?

I was going to suggest you use these settings on a single RAW opened in PM3. At least it will give you a starting point.