Few shots from the weekend...
- Thread starter Skiddley
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Yea, the HDR process has given them a 'washed-out' look. The original bracketed shots are obviously much more defined.
Any HDR gurus offer any advice, I used photomatix, standard settings.
Also - any suggestions on how to remove lense flares in CS2? (see below).
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Any HDR gurus offer any advice, I used photomatix, standard settings.
Also - any suggestions on how to remove lense flares in CS2? (see below).
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Think 1 and 3 are my favourate too, unfortunately the web isn't 100% in focus which is a shame - I was sitting on a fence leaning dangerously backwards over brambles at the time so was keen to get the shot taken
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I'm keen to reduce the 'halo' affect HDR gives around the trees too. Makes the photos unrealistic imho.
I'm off to Canada tomorrow morning for some more shooting so I'll have a play with CS2 when I get back - or during my time away on the lappy.
Got to say, this was the most amazing morning I can remember, all taken at about 7am. Pictures don't do the atmosphere and quality of like any justice.
7. (#2 in non-HDR for comparison) Think I preferre this!
Skidd.
.Think 1 and 3 are my favourate too, unfortunately the web isn't 100% in focus which is a shame - I was sitting on a fence leaning dangerously backwards over brambles at the time so was keen to get the shot taken
.I'm keen to reduce the 'halo' affect HDR gives around the trees too. Makes the photos unrealistic imho.
I'm off to Canada tomorrow morning for some more shooting so I'll have a play with CS2 when I get back - or during my time away on the lappy.
Got to say, this was the most amazing morning I can remember, all taken at about 7am. Pictures don't do the atmosphere and quality of like any justice.
7. (#2 in non-HDR for comparison) Think I preferre this!
Skidd.
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