On bank of Hudson..
david17redondo Member ![]() 99 posts Joined Dec 2009 More info | Aug 02, 2011 09:06 | #2 The treatment of the photo is too artificial, I also see some light at the edges.
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Thanks for your honest opinion. Reevaluating it, it is a little heavy handed. Hard to be subject with your own work, so unbiased views are helpful... It's 3 separate exposures run through an HDR program. I was trying to process it so it didn't look HDR, just very detailed...
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stewartsj3 Member ![]() 232 posts Joined Mar 2008 Location: West Jordan, UT More info | Aug 02, 2011 11:05 | #4 I agree that it seems a too 'artificial' or whatever you want to call it. If you're wanting to boost the details you might want to try a high pass sharpen with a mask, then painting back what details you want to specifically stick out. Again, you have to be careful with a high pass because it can look fake as well.
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Aug 02, 2011 12:13 | #5 stewartsj3 wrote in post #12863649 ![]() I agree that it seems a too 'artificial' or whatever you want to call it. If you're wanting to boost the details you might want to try a high pass sharpen with a mask, then painting back what details you want to specifically stick out. Again, you have to be careful with a high pass because it can look fake as well. Overall, though, neat shot. Thanks! I use high pass a lot as an overlay on a new layer but apply it to the whole image and then use the opacity slider to adjust... I'll experiment with the mask so I can have more control..
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Nomofica Senior Member 509 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2011 Location: Edmonton, Alberta More info | Aug 02, 2011 16:28 | #6 |
Aug 03, 2011 09:10 | #7 Nomofica wrote in post #12865425 ![]() Are you using Photomatix Pro?
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Nomofica Senior Member 509 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2011 Location: Edmonton, Alberta More info | Aug 03, 2011 15:48 | #8 Axton wrote in post #12869308 ![]() No, just a free program called Dynamic Photo HDR... I'm not big into HDR, just playing.. Fair enough!
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Tom_D Goldmember ![]() More info | Aug 03, 2011 16:10 | #9 Axton wrote in post #12869308 ![]() No, just a free program called Dynamic Photo HDR... I'm not big into HDR, just playing.. I'm in the same boat. I have tried some HDR with LR, CS5 and Photomatix trying to enhance the photo but without the HDR "look". It is a fine line. Gallery
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