Rocky Mountains
Jul 20, 2012 14:03:54 #
Can't recall if I have posted any of these previously. All 3-shot HDRs processed in Photomatix Pro.
Drizzly Day in Banff #1
Drizzly Day #2
and ... #3
and one near Radium BC
Jul 20, 2012 14:10:14 #
Jul 20, 2012 14:16:02 #
TaraMar wrote:
very nice images; well processed, not too garish or overdone.
Thanks Tara. I have noticed a few of the tell-tale "halo effects" in #1 and #2 and have been meaning to go back to the original shots and re-process to see if I can get rid of them ... then life outside of photography gets in the way :).
Jul 20, 2012 14:36:52 #
The halo is evident in #2 but I don't really see it in image #1. To us more discerning viewers it is evident but most folks will just look at them and say WOW ;-)
gleneric wrote:
Thanks Tara. I have noticed a few of the tell-tale "halo effects" in #1 and #2 and have been meaning to go back to the original shots and re-process to see if I can get rid of them ... then life outside of photography gets in the way :).
TaraMar wrote:
very nice images; well processed, not too garish or overdone.
Thanks Tara. I have noticed a few of the tell-tale "halo effects" in #1 and #2 and have been meaning to go back to the original shots and re-process to see if I can get rid of them ... then life outside of photography gets in the way :).
Aug 26, 2012 19:09:13 #
gleneric wrote:
Can't recall if I have posted any of these previously. All 3-shot HDRs processed in Photomatix Pro.
Very beautiful scenery...well done photo's.
Pam
Aug 26, 2012 19:10:22 #
Aug 31, 2012 09:42:07 #
toolmaker
Loc: Albert Lea, MN. USA
not usually a fan of hdr , but like it when it is restrained a bit like these . good job .
Dave
Dave
Aug 31, 2012 10:29:14 #
toolmaker wrote:
not usually a fan of hdr , but like it when it is restrained a bit like these . good job .
Dave
Dave
Thanks Dave.
Aug 31, 2012 11:57:21 #
A super set of Photo's, the processing is very nice, as you said a little haloing in 1 and 2, but you have to go looking for it, again very nice.
Aug 31, 2012 17:03:27 #
drhanson wrote:
A super set of Photo's, the processing is very nice, as you said a little haloing in 1 and 2, but you have to go looking for it, again very nice.
Appreciate the feedback :)
Sep 2, 2012 07:27:40 #
Drizzly day #2
Duplicate layer. Select at the edge of the halo and feather to about 25. Then lighten. Then layer mask. About 20% opacity and 20% hardness, blend lighter with darker and then flatten. No more halo.
Love the pics. Will be in the area in 10 months, (long way from home in Oz) Can't wait scenery looks amazing.
BTW congrats on skill of arranging rainbow just when you took pic.
Peter
Duplicate layer. Select at the edge of the halo and feather to about 25. Then lighten. Then layer mask. About 20% opacity and 20% hardness, blend lighter with darker and then flatten. No more halo.
Love the pics. Will be in the area in 10 months, (long way from home in Oz) Can't wait scenery looks amazing.
BTW congrats on skill of arranging rainbow just when you took pic.
Peter
Sep 2, 2012 07:28:21 #
Drizzly day #2
Duplicate layer. Select at the edge of the halo and feather to about 25. Then lighten. Then layer mask. About 20% opacity and 20% hardness, blend lighter with darker and then flatten. No more halo.
Love the pics. Will be in the area in 10 months, (long way from home in Oz) Can't wait scenery looks amazing
BTW congrats on skill of arranging rainbow just when you took pic.
Peter
OOPs how do I delete????
Duplicate layer. Select at the edge of the halo and feather to about 25. Then lighten. Then layer mask. About 20% opacity and 20% hardness, blend lighter with darker and then flatten. No more halo.
Love the pics. Will be in the area in 10 months, (long way from home in Oz) Can't wait scenery looks amazing
BTW congrats on skill of arranging rainbow just when you took pic.
Peter
OOPs how do I delete????
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