CHG_CANON wrote:
The 'digital world' turned on HDR probably about 5 years ago. A more natural ecstatic is the vogue of today's photography. It probably relates to the in-camera HDR abilities today where software based HDR turns out the exaggerated saturation and / or grunge.
Regarding the need to launch your attachments, if they were saved to JPEGs in the sRGB colorspace, the thumbnails would match to the attached files, giving a more compelling reason to investigate the images in more detail. The final boat is very pleasing, but the thumbnail gave no indication of this potential.
I think your WTC memorial has great potential for use of HDR. I'd like to see less exaggeration in the blue in the sky (natural ecstatic) and more contrast in the image overall. The foreground is rather 'natural' as a photo where the background seems too oversaturated for the buildings, trees and sky.
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Thanks for your thoughtful reply. All the photos are saved as JPEGs but I don't know where you are suggesting that they be saved in the sRGB colorspace. Certainly a good suggestion and I hope I can figure it out.
My HDR was simply using a Nik Collection HDR filter and playing with the results. I do not have the technical skills to create this on my own. Do you have any HDR photos that you would like to share. My library has about 2,500 processed photos and I tried the HDR filter on only about 100 images. I wouldn't try to do this in my camera.