Here's some of the results from last sunday. Keep in mind this is my first uwa lens, so any C&C is very appreciated (also on the post processing)
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#1
Harsh lighting differences inside this church, but it cleaned up nicely. On the full resolution version I was battling some CA at the right-side windows, which gets tricky to remove because I prefer loading the raw files directly into the hdr merge or photomatix standalone. I tried making TIFFs with DPP 3.5 which has better CA removal, but ended up taking the lazy way out because it doesn't really show on 25% resize or less... If I ever print them I'll do it properly...
#2
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It was kind of tricky to get both the water and the people walking on the right to stop ghosting. I eventually ended up using 2 hdr's from the photomatix standalone. It has nearly flawless ghosting removal, but you have to pick between wrinkles on the water and moving objects / people.
I generated the HDRs from both and did a manual align and local blend in photoshop.
#3
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Two things annoy me in this one: First, the telescope is not quite in focus (I have a version that's focussed on the telestope but the rest is soft) and second, my shadow on the railing

Used the same technique as described under #2 to get the water/boat still and stop the people from ghosting. Essentially that makes it use only one exposure for that area, but the shadows and highlights are still combined properly.
#4
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Ultra wide angle is fun

There's a few more hdr and other shots from the same series on my flickr

Edit: Actually, I think I should have posted this in the photo sharing part, but maybe the hdr crowd is still interested in my processing strategies






