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Oct 15, 2008 20:41 |  #1

I don't think I have shared this one yet.

Single RAW - 9 different exposures from -4 to +4. The sky was absolutely flat in the original.

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Oct 16, 2008 05:16 |  #2

I like it. Dramatic but not overdone. Good job.


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Oct 16, 2008 18:34 as a reply to  @ JoYork's post |  #3

Just about perfect, what program did you use for the HDR.


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Oct 16, 2008 20:35 |  #4

JoYork wrote in post #6505223 (external link)
I like it. Dramatic but not overdone. Good job.

Thanks Jo, I try to go for non-overdone HDR. ;)

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Just about perfect, what program did you use for the HDR.

Thanks a lot :). I used photomatix for the HDR and tone mapping, then made a few slight adjustments in CS2.


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Oct 16, 2008 21:55 |  #5

very nice.. i like it.


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Oct 18, 2008 03:57 |  #6

very nice...I like it as well..

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Oct 18, 2008 06:41 |  #7

I think it came out very good. Any chance you could post the original without any processing? I'd love to see what you started with for the 0.0 shot. My theory is, if you start with a perfectly exposed shot for the 0.0 then a single RAW HDR should come out a lot better. But if it's not the perfect normal shot, it won't. Just curious to see if I'm right. :)


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Oct 18, 2008 13:53 |  #8

It's a really crappy shot actually. I'll find it and see if I can get it up. ;)

Here it is:
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Oct 18, 2008 14:01 |  #9

Great. I think there is something to learn by comparing them. I was reading my old 1D manual the other day and while it has a +/- 3 stop spread which you can set in AEB, it also goes so far as to include exposure compensation automatically if you need it. In other words, you can set in +/- 2 stops AEB, then another stop of Ev and shoot, then the middle shot will actually be at + or minus 1 stop Ev. Neat. I think this will work good for HDR. :)


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