Picture tonemapping
Jan 31, 2012 16:19:10 #
I have been experimenting with tonemapping.
Here are two versions of the same picture.
The picture was made with a Sinar F view camera using a Rodenstock 180mm lens on a compur 1 shutter. As a recorder I used a Canon 20d mouted on the Sinar.
So far I have made no judgements as to like or dislike.
I would be interested in your comments.
Here are two versions of the same picture.
The picture was made with a Sinar F view camera using a Rodenstock 180mm lens on a compur 1 shutter. As a recorder I used a Canon 20d mouted on the Sinar.
So far I have made no judgements as to like or dislike.
I would be interested in your comments.
Barrel cactus - original
Barrel cactus - tonemapped
Jan 31, 2012 16:27:27 #
Looks very soft for a set up like yours... Some thing not quite right in attaching the 20D?
Given sharpness the color certainly would be better in the 2nd shot.
T
Given sharpness the color certainly would be better in the 2nd shot.
T
Jan 31, 2012 17:25:07 #
I agree that the focus is way off. It looks like you may have lost a bit of detail in the shadows, judging by the area to the right of the cactus and the top-tight corner.
Jan 31, 2012 17:27:17 #
Feb 1, 2012 07:36:40 #
daplight
Loc: Kansas
I am more interested on how you mount your digital camera to your view camera? I haven't done any research into what is available, and how well does it work. I would love to hear what you've found and how well it works for you.
Feb 1, 2012 13:54:42 #
henrycrafter wrote:
I have been experimenting with tonemapping.
Here are two versions of the same picture.
The picture was made with a Sinar F view camera using a Rodenstock 180mm lens on a compur 1 shutter. As a recorder I used a Canon 20d mouted on the Sinar.
So far I have made no judgements as to like or dislike.
I would be interested in your comments.
Here are two versions of the same picture.
The picture was made with a Sinar F view camera using a Rodenstock 180mm lens on a compur 1 shutter. As a recorder I used a Canon 20d mouted on the Sinar.
So far I have made no judgements as to like or dislike.
I would be interested in your comments.
I like the tone mapped one. I have used it in quite a few cases when I was unable to use HDR and am pleased with the results. You can probably do most of the same things in Photoshop, but tone mapping does it for you plus in the program that I use gives me about 20 different results.
Feb 1, 2012 14:33:06 #
Feb 2, 2012 06:51:53 #
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