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joe west wrote:
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joe,
To be honest, I do not see much advantage in creating this image as a HDR product, unless it is for a learning experience.
For a true HDR product you need multiple exposures, each with a different Exposure Value applied, then the exposures are merged into one final product.
Your final image could just as well been developed with a -2Ev and a little Post Processing to balance the overall exposure.
HDR processing is intended to expand the overall exposure range of the camera sensor. To be able to recover over-exposed element and under-exposed element in the scene.
Michael G
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Jul 29, 2015 20:43:05 #
If i had run this thru photomatix, I would have scaled back the red a bit, it kind of draws your eyes away from the flowers. It seems to draw my eye to the upper right hand corner... just my opinion, I still like it, it made the flowers pop.
Jul 29, 2015 20:59:08 #
bdk wrote:
If i had run this thru photomatix, I would have scaled back the red a bit, it kind of draws your eyes away from the flowers. It seems to draw my eye to the upper right hand corner... just my opinion, I still like it, it made the flowers pop.
i went thru pse 11
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