Izzit {PP} Worth The Effort ?? I'd Say - YEP !!
Sep 8, 2013 00:40:44 #
SOOC {straight out of camera} vs Post
How the Camera saw it - vs how YOU saw it - -
You couldn't get a flash BIG enough to light THIS one
Very nice video on post processing - so I Played a bit
http://essenceinphotography.com/beginning-your-journey-to-perfect-hdr-photography/processing-a-prefect-hdr-photograph/
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Haven't posted any new photos in a while - so is about time :D
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All photos taken with Canon 7D and the Canon 18-200 lens
In Camera JPG vs 3-shot HDR RAW +2eV to TIFF, HDR, Post.
Exposure specifics should be in the EXIF
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How the Camera saw it - vs how YOU saw it - -
You couldn't get a flash BIG enough to light THIS one
Very nice video on post processing - so I Played a bit
http://essenceinphotography.com/beginning-your-journey-to-perfect-hdr-photography/processing-a-prefect-hdr-photograph/
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Haven't posted any new photos in a while - so is about time :D
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All photos taken with Canon 7D and the Canon 18-200 lens
In Camera JPG vs 3-shot HDR RAW +2eV to TIFF, HDR, Post.
Exposure specifics should be in the EXIF
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Windmill 1 - best JPG OOC
Windmill 1 - 3-shot HDR +Post
Windmill 2 - best JPG OOC
Windmill 2 - 3-shot HDR +Post {note barrel distortion corrected from lens profile}
Windmill 3 - best JPG OOC
Windmill 3 - 3-shot HDR +Post
Sep 8, 2013 01:38:16 #
I agree that HDR made a big difference in your photos and that it was definitely worth doing. I have seen some HDR photos on this forum that looked very "fake". Your's show that it can be used for enhancement and correction without going to the extreme. Very nicely done.
Sep 9, 2013 17:25:13 #
Merlin1300 wrote:
SOOC {straight out of camera} vs Post br How the C... (show quote)
Nice shots. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Sep 9, 2013 20:33:05 #
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