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First HDR try with Photomatix
Nov 23, 2011 12:06:54 #
Just sharing my first attempt at tone mapping. I did very little with this other than merging four photos shot with a Sigma 10-30mm on my D300 with 1.0 EV bracketing. The location is at my house in NW Portland off my front bedroom. Any adjustments are welcome. Unless it's obvious, please include your reason for the adjustment. Thanks!
Nov 23, 2011 14:12:01 #
Nov 23, 2011 14:15:24 #
Stumptowner wrote:
Just sharing my first attempt at tone mapping. I did very little with this other than merging four photos shot with a Sigma 10-30mm on my D300 with 1.0 EV bracketing. The location is at my house in NW Portland off my front bedroom. Any adjustments are welcome. Unless it's obvious, please include your reason for the adjustment. Thanks!
You should try 'clone stamping' the logos out in photoshop elements or p.s.--that's what I do; can't afford the measly $100 (?) yet.
pm me if you need help
wooops, forgot--I like it
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Nov 23, 2011 20:17:25 #
tkhphotography wrote:
quote=Stumptowner Just sharing my first attempt a... (show quote)
I like to try several different ones, before I buy. I'm new at the PP portion of photography.
Nov 24, 2011 09:02:11 #
I like it!! I use Photomatrix Pro and it seems to work for me. Your shot shows what you can achieve with it.
Nov 24, 2011 09:57:14 #
denny62
Loc: Western Nebraska
Hi
I have just started playing with HDR and it is very interesting. I really like how i can adjust a picture to look like the actual scene I took the photo of. My goal is to make my photo look as real as what I saw.
PhotoMatix Pro is an interesting program to work with.
I use Lightroom 3 and Adobe Elements 9 to do aditional post processing.
I have also found a lot of help on HDR on the internet.
Still learning how to control the electric sky and many other elements of an HDR photo.
I have only been working with HDR for about a month.
I have just started playing with HDR and it is very interesting. I really like how i can adjust a picture to look like the actual scene I took the photo of. My goal is to make my photo look as real as what I saw.
PhotoMatix Pro is an interesting program to work with.
I use Lightroom 3 and Adobe Elements 9 to do aditional post processing.
I have also found a lot of help on HDR on the internet.
Still learning how to control the electric sky and many other elements of an HDR photo.
I have only been working with HDR for about a month.
Nov 24, 2011 10:05:28 #
denny62
Loc: Western Nebraska
HI
I am very new with HDR and using Photmatix Pro only had it for about a month. What a fun program to work with.
You have a great Photo that has a lot of potential in Photomatix Pro.
There are some real good tutorials out there that will help you refine the photo to your liking.
I am very new with HDR and using Photmatix Pro only had it for about a month. What a fun program to work with.
You have a great Photo that has a lot of potential in Photomatix Pro.
There are some real good tutorials out there that will help you refine the photo to your liking.
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Nov 24, 2011 10:50:16 #
Nov 24, 2011 11:12:47 #
denny62 wrote:
Hi br I have just started playing with HDR and it ... (show quote)
Feel free to post some examples or link if you have a website
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