Some pics from Plettenberg bay
Jan 15, 2014 01:58:46 #
A few pics of the area where I live.
New Year's Eve - Main Road Plett
Sunrise in Poortjies Lagoon
Another shot of Poortjies lagoon, same morning - ;)
Jan 15, 2014 01:59:46 #
Jan 15, 2014 06:35:37 #
I really like number three (Another shot of Poortjies lagoon, same morning)! It has a solitude feeling to it, great image.
Question, did you use a graduated ND filter on the camera?
What was the exposure that was used, do you recall?
I would have loved to have a bracketed RAW images of this seen for an HDR.
Great Job.
Question, did you use a graduated ND filter on the camera?
What was the exposure that was used, do you recall?
I would have loved to have a bracketed RAW images of this seen for an HDR.
Great Job.
Jan 15, 2014 07:46:40 #
Mr.HDR wrote:
I really like number three (Another shot of Poortjies lagoon, same morning)! It has a solitude feeling to it, great image.
Question, did you use a graduated ND filter on the camera?
What was the exposure that was used, do you recall?
I would have loved to have a bracketed RAW images of this seen for an HDR.
Great Job.
Question, did you use a graduated ND filter on the camera?
What was the exposure that was used, do you recall?
I would have loved to have a bracketed RAW images of this seen for an HDR.
Great Job.
LOL! I did HDR it! I did not use a graduated ND filter though. It was shot at f16 at 1/4sec at 100 ISO. For the HDR I did not have bracketed images, but changed and saved the one RAW image's exposure and then used Photomatix. What HDR software do you use?
Jan 17, 2014 09:55:37 #
Hello;
The program that I use for HDR is Photomatix Pro 4.2.7 then I follow Up with Photoshop CS6 as needed. I like to play around with ND filters and get that delayed look much like the 1/4 second you achieved. I have just created a website for my stuff if interested in looking, check out my personal details for the link.
The program that I use for HDR is Photomatix Pro 4.2.7 then I follow Up with Photoshop CS6 as needed. I like to play around with ND filters and get that delayed look much like the 1/4 second you achieved. I have just created a website for my stuff if interested in looking, check out my personal details for the link.
Jan 17, 2014 09:56:56 #
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