HDR of Cypress Springs, Texas

ggeorge11ggeorge11 Registered Users Posts: 45 Big grins
edited January 3, 2011 in Other Cool Shots
I took these in October of last year, and finally settled on a HDR program. CC is always welcome.

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  • p27rpyp27rpy Registered Users Posts: 520 Major grins
    edited January 3, 2011
    i see where you were going with it, but it's just too overly processed for my tastes. all the colors are so blown out that it's hard to tell what it even is. maybe lower the tone mapping a little and try again?
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  • ggeorge11ggeorge11 Registered Users Posts: 45 Big grins
    edited January 3, 2011
    That is the great thing about Dynamic Photo HDR-5. You can pick from so many choices, those above are done in eye-catching mode, and these here are done in what they call "smooth compressor" I moved the light around some, and turned done the vivid color. One issue. I often take my shots in vivid colors, so I think I will just shoot normal mode when I bracket. I generally try to shoot in AV mode, around F-8 to f-11 and drop the ISO as low as possible 100-400, Since I am on a tripod, shutter speed is not an issue.

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