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Oct 15, 2008 21:35 |  #1

i photographed this river a few weeks ago after reading about hdr, it was from a single raw image run through the trial photomatix program, apart from getting my shaddow in the pic i liked it, i like the ghosting of the tower in the background, only the tower to the right is real, i now own the full program but when i use the same raw image only one tower appears, is it over proccesing that causes the ghosting?

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Oct 16, 2008 01:04 |  #2

Looks like two different images were used here, causing the ghosting: The tower is in a different spot in each image...


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Oct 17, 2008 18:27 |  #3

Yeah, you mixed in two or more different images. :)


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Oct 18, 2008 03:54 |  #4

yep...definitely different images...


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Oct 19, 2008 09:46 |  #5

maybe the program burped as you should NOT get any ghosting in a one raw tone mapped image. I dont know what happened... but it does look like two different images were used.


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Oct 21, 2008 06:41 |  #6

You say it is from a single raw, so it's probably not from multiple images. ;)

I have found that photomatix periodically does this, even on single raw's. Apparently it confuses itself when analyzing certain images. Try processing the same single RAW with the Align Images option turned off. Also play around with the ghosting option if that doesn't work.


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