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Nov 22, 2012 11:20:59 #
Nov 23, 2012 08:22:19 #
Nov 23, 2012 08:39:11 #
This the type of info I look for. Only way we can improve. Thanks
Nov 23, 2012 08:46:49 #
I know- I do the same thing- its the only way to learn. Great bunch of folks here willing to help.
MW
MW
Nov 23, 2012 10:58:55 #
Just a tad heavy on color, some halo and the woman is blown out. (IMHO) The extreme dynamic range is very hard to balance. At least it is for me. Someday I will learn some dodge and burn techniques to try and resolve that.
Thanks for sharing and asking.
Thanks for sharing and asking.
Nov 23, 2012 11:27:05 #
Thanks forgot about using dodge and burn. Will try next time
Nov 23, 2012 22:25:04 #
AIRBORNE325 wrote:
Any comment are appreciated
Well, your headed down the right road but afraid you ran off onto the ditch along the way. Explain what happened to her head?
Nov 23, 2012 23:51:23 #
Keep trying. HDR is tricky, but some subjects are better than others for this treatment.
Nov 24, 2012 00:42:04 #
andrew.haysom
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Yeah, I'm afraid I agree with the others, a little "overcooked" for my taste, but we all like different things yeah?
For me the colours in the grass, trees and sky are over saturated, and the overcooking has caused some halos too.
Is that a statue, or a real woman you have processed to look like a statue? If the latter, it has worked well.
The other thing I noticed on the full size download is that there is a lot of digital noise, especially noticeable in the sky. I find if you can remove as much noise as possible, with a good tool that doesn't destroy the detail (I like Topaz Denoise), from the original images the results are much better. I will often Denoise the final image too.
Keep going, HDR is a learning experience!
For me the colours in the grass, trees and sky are over saturated, and the overcooking has caused some halos too.
Is that a statue, or a real woman you have processed to look like a statue? If the latter, it has worked well.
The other thing I noticed on the full size download is that there is a lot of digital noise, especially noticeable in the sky. I find if you can remove as much noise as possible, with a good tool that doesn't destroy the detail (I like Topaz Denoise), from the original images the results are much better. I will often Denoise the final image too.
Keep going, HDR is a learning experience!
Nov 24, 2012 08:36:11 #
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