Gah its so complicated all this HDR stuff lol.
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Gah its so complicated all this HDR stuff lol.
Quick question, how many exposures did you take to make this one with what steps downs/ups? I like it that much lol.
I've just given that stitching program a go from some photos I took of trent bridge in summer 07 how come there is a spot over the image?
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Well I suspect its because you have a moving subect right on the join in the middle. Its the guy in the grey jacket with the dark hair. You've taken a number of shots, which are pasted together as best as your software can manage. The grey blur to the right of his head is where his head is in that shot. The whitish blob to his left is the white rain cover when his head was over to the right. The software has blended both pictures and added bits of both. Resulting in the grey and white blurry bits. You can clearly see the rounded edge of the white rain cover due to his head being sort of semi transparent. Its a good shot though and I suspect someone that is good with Photoshop could darken the area of the mans head that has the whitish blob on it and lighten the darkened area of the grass and railings to his right for you.
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Just the one as when i was taking it i didnt know about HDR and all that jazz.
Im guessing it came out so well because the RAW file must have had a lot of detailed information on it which the HDR process brought out.
As a guide though, reading from tutorials and stuff, for the HDR treatment you should take 3 identical shots with exposure compensation at -2, 0, +2.
Personally, what i'm doing is taking multiple identical shots with Ex Comp at -2, -1.5, -1.0, -0.5, 0, +0.5, +1.0, +1.5, +2.0
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Any chance you could post up the original with just a direct jpg conversion? I think it'd be pretty inspiring to see the extent of the transformation possible from just one good raw file (because that finished image is jaw droppingly good)!
Original shown here http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14093301&postcount=2657
a lot of detail for a Entry level DSLR
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Been taking pictures with my phone... I don't know anything about photography so crits and advice appreciated.
TBH I'm very impressed with the N95's quality because at 2500x1600 on the desktop it looks OK, not magnifique, but certainly holds its own against most phones and on the other PC at 1280x1024 it looks even better...
Anyway enough garbage, here's a few pics I've taken...
(not my dog
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And excuse the noise and shake on the outdoor pics, it was on the way back from the indian. LOL!!
TBH I'm very impressed with the N95's quality because at 2500x1600 on the desktop it looks OK, not magnifique, but certainly holds its own against most phones and on the other PC at 1280x1024 it looks even better...
Anyway enough garbage, here's a few pics I've taken...
(not my dog
)And excuse the noise and shake on the outdoor pics, it was on the way back from the indian. LOL!!
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The first marshall one is pretty good. Would have been better if the marshall letters were more in focus though. Not bad for a phone.
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Yeah, I can see what you mean it's sorta focused on my jeans, focusing can be a bit tricky though to be honest...
Monkey, a) nice mouse b) nice picture
did you have to quote ALL the images?
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