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Jun 15, 2009 19:21 as a reply to  @ post 8113655 |  #16

One last set of shots in this experiment...this time I finally broke down and decided to do an HDR attempt as there was just too much of a difference in the lighting from outside to inside. According to my light meter on my camera, somewhere around 8 stops which is too much to capture even with my 1DsMkII camera.

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Jun 15, 2009 21:15 |  #17

I think the first shot is the best! The colors look off in most of them, and the light/dark areas looks off too. I would suggest using more flashes, or taking multiple exposures and blending them? I don't know if the HDR one works for me, if thats what it is. I think it would be easier to expose one for the outside window, one for the inside, and combine them in photoshop. I would layer the one exposed for the window on top of the base shot and using a layer mask paint in the outside light.... I don't know if what I just said makes any sense?


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Jun 15, 2009 21:32 |  #18

cocheese20 wrote in post #8116702 (external link)
I think the first shot is the best! The colors look off in most of them, and the light/dark areas looks off too. I would suggest using more flashes, or taking multiple exposures and blending them? I don't know if the HDR one works for me, if thats what it is. I think it would be easier to expose one for the outside window, one for the inside, and combine them in photoshop. I would layer the one exposed for the window on top of the base shot and using a layer mask paint in the outside light.... I don't know if what I just said makes any sense?

The masking technique is about the only thing I haven't tried yet but that might actually be the best approach as I know what you mean about the color weirdness showing up in the majority of the shots thus far.

I was kind of partial to the last set I posted, which were 4 shot HDR's. They still came out too dark for actual real estate type shooting but might work more as artsy style pictures.

Thanks for your feedback! I may just give the masking a try!

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