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thats a real nice image dandingo

Indeed, nice shot dandingo! Just curious - was that with a flash, HDR, or just natural light?

Judging by the shadows on the top shelves, I'd guess it was flash.

Hinson wrote in post #17065535
Judging by the shadows on the top shelves, I'd guess it was flash.

Yeah, the whites look to crisp for HDR..

DonJuanMair wrote in post #17062658
thats a real nice image dandingo

Thanks, man .

trevorpdx wrote in post #17063867
Indeed, nice shot dandingo! Just curious - was that with a flash, HDR, or just natural light?

Hinson wrote in post #17065535
Judging by the shadows on the top shelves, I'd guess it was flash.

digirebelva wrote in post #17066454
Yeah, the whites look to crisp for HDR..

Thanks, Trevor! Yes, it was flash but I used a lot of ambient because the Realtor wanted the windows blown out. One YN560III just behind me and to the left through a shoot-through umbrella and another around the corner to the right bounced off the cabinets.

And those shadows are mostly natural, coming from a large sliding glass door just behind me.

Montjuic and fountains. Barcelona, Spain.

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Took some photos over the weekend for a buddy of mine. This house on the East Side of Providence, RI had a massive, massive fire about 2-3 years ago. Interior was completely ruined, from floor to ceiling in just about every room.

Quite the turn-around, with no expense spared. Extremely impressive work from the carpenters, to the painters, to his wife - who did the design work.

Would love some CC:

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Just a few more:

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ESMcBlurM3 wrote in post #17078137
Took some photos over the weekend for a buddy of mine. This house on the East Side of Providence, RI had a massive, massive fire about 2-3 years ago. Interior was completely ruined, from floor to ceiling in just about every room.

Quite the turn-around, with no expense spared. Extremely impressive work from the carpenters, to the painters, to his wife - who did the design work.

Would love some CC:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/oj9s​2P CollinsPresident-6139blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/oj9A​vb CollinsPresident-6145blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/oADc​9V CollinsPresident-6164blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/oj9h​5f CollinsPresident-6170blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

https://flic.kr/p/oj9u​m9CollinsPresident-6229blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

https://flic.kr/p/oAnP​SxCollinsPresident-6266blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

https://flic.kr/p/oj9K​3UCollinsPresident-6308blended.jpg by emcbane, on Flickr

https://flic.kr/p/ojab​wZCollinsPresident-6350blended.jpg by

emcbane, on Flickr

Great shots! You mind sharing your settings on these?

shaunmcfd wrote in post #17078444
Great shots! You mind sharing your settings on these?

All shot with a simple 40d and sigma 10-20. Most are 3 shot exposures blended in Lightroom using all natural light. Exif data should be included, but I bet most at f8 with 125iso.

question for all: I'd like to create an HDR (aka multiple exposure stack) in Lightroom.
such as referenced in post #6795.

I have already taken the pics (3 and 5 shot). It it best to use a plug-in in Lightroom (if so which one) or does LR have a process that is acceptable?
Thanks
for reference I have LR 5.2 64 bit