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Jul 27, 2010 12:10 |  #1

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Jul 28, 2010 09:07 |  #2

Very nice 3D effect. Very smooth and soft feel to it, almost matte-like or pastel. And photomatix with no halos! A miracle!! ;) :)


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Jul 28, 2010 10:54 |  #3

thanks - i'm conservative with the settings, and try to 'bell curve' the luminance. it seems to help with the halos.

i can't wait for photomatix 4 to be released . . .


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Jul 28, 2010 11:03 |  #4

Nice processing and an interesting shot. I like it. Amazing how a tree of that size can find a way to stay alive growing out of a chunk of rock.


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Jul 28, 2010 12:03 |  #5

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thanks - i'm conservative with the settings, and try to 'bell curve' the luminance. it seems to help with the halos.

i can't wait for photomatix 4 to be released . . .

I know what a bell curve is, but I am not quite sure what you mean in reference to application in photomatix. If you have a moment, please explain. If not, keep up the great work!


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Jul 28, 2010 12:13 |  #6

thanks, Tiger.

@ CannedHeat- after merging to HDR and before you tonemap, a separate window pops up with the luminance values. i adjust the white and black points until the curve is as centered as it's going to get.

on the picture above, i used a circular polarizer so i really went right (with the slider) on the white value, and left the black value towards zero. i don't tweak many settings in photomatix, but that is one i do for every tonemap.


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Jul 28, 2010 12:41 |  #7

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thanks, Tiger.

@ CannedHeat- after merging to HDR and before you tonemap, a separate window pops up with the luminance values. i adjust the white and black points until the curve is as centered as it's going to get.

on the picture above, i used a circular polarizer so i really went right (with the slider) on the white value, and left the black value towards zero. i don't tweak many settings in photomatix, but that is one i do for every tonemap.

Thanks. Appreciate the reply.


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Jul 28, 2010 12:42 |  #8

Nicely done.


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Jul 28, 2010 15:11 |  #9

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@ CannedHeat- after merging to HDR and before you tonemap, a separate window pops up with the luminance values. i adjust the white and black points until the curve is as centered as it's going to get.

Oh MY! I don't think I've ever even read that window except for "Continue". DOH!<!!!!!>

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Jul 28, 2010 19:55 |  #10

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@ CannedHeat- after merging to HDR and before you tonemap, a separate window pops up with the luminance values. i adjust the white and black points until the curve is as centered as it's going to get.

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Oh MY! I don't think I've ever even read that window except for "Continue". DOH!<!!!!!>

I'm not getting that intermediate window. After choosing 3 files and merging to HDR, the only option I get is to click to go to tone mapping ? ? (Using v3.1.2)


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Jul 28, 2010 20:13 |  #11

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I'm not getting that intermediate window. After choosing 3 files and merging to HDR, the only option I get is to click to go to tone mapping ? ? (Using v3.1.2)

ok, i'm home now - the intermediate window is the histogram ( i knew that . . . :o ) and before you hit 'process' go into 'tone settings' to find the sliders for 'black point' and white point'. as you move the sliders, you'll see the histogram move.

sorry to be unclear . . . here's one i just finished;

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Jul 28, 2010 20:35 as a reply to  @ Burnzz's post |  #12

No problem, and a BIG thank you! You forced me to upgrade and miracle of miracles - what a difference an upgrade will make!

I see the window you're talking about. It's the histo that used to be docked before. But other options, especially the preview image, are much better in v3.2.9. Some of the controls also offer finer tuning. Thanks!


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Jul 28, 2010 21:34 |  #13

np, :)


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Jul 28, 2010 21:44 |  #14

Looks pretty good and I'm generally not a fan of HDRs.


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Jul 28, 2010 22:01 |  #15

thanks, and ><


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