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Aug 06, 2010 13:02 |  #1

Ok, i'm sure some of you have seen my past questions about shooting HDR, well, I finally think I got it, or at least hope so:

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Aug 06, 2010 13:58 |  #2

It's a pretty scene, but it looks as if it was windy (the trees) or you had camera shake between shots. Did you use a tripod? If not, you have to zero in on one spot and nail the photos right on that spot with as little camera shake as possible.

HDR takes a long time to learn. I'm pretty much a beginner myself.


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Aug 06, 2010 16:05 as a reply to  @ MikeFairbanks's post |  #3

It wasn't that windy, a slight breeze, but they were weeping willows, which tend to sway more than other trees.But I was using a slowed shutter speed as to get the flowing river effect. I was using a tripod and cable shutter release as well.


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Aug 07, 2010 18:03 |  #4

The only way you'll get that flowing river effect while doing an HDR is to wait until the wind is dead.


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Aug 10, 2010 06:31 |  #5

Obviously, but i'll keep a closer eye on the weather conditions next time I go out.


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