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[bje07]

I discovered some times ago the super resolution in Photoshop (you could find easily videos on this matter)

I checked by taking between 10 and 20 pictures hand held at ISO 6400 with my Fuji X-T1 in continuous shooting.
It improves quality and reduce noise.
Very useful when you forget your tripod (or when it is prohibited)
The result on two of them.
Don't worry it takes time, a lot of time!!! to process, even with a fast processor.
C&C welcomed.

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#2

[Dave A]

Image #1 is amazing.

Dave

[bje07]

Thank you Dave.
I have little merit, that's France: superb monuments

[Shadowman]

Nice shots.

[Wavelength]

Gustav Eiffel had done well, what he meant to; you had done well what you could; so congrats; they are superb

[Mike Buckley]

It's difficult to find a unique presentation of the Eiffel Tower, but your first photo certainly makes that happen. Well done!

[madcrow]

Your skill with a camara and PP is out of this world. The Eiffel Tower images leave lost for words and that don't happen very often.
A very, very well done.

[bje07]

Thanks for all of you, another which expresses what you can do with this technique: no noise, extreme details,but to be honest with some additional PP, (I'm addict)

# 3

[Wavelength]

Excellent

[mknittle]

Excellent

+1

[bnnrcn]

Great shots Jean, I'm amazed ! I will enquire about super resolution in PS because I haven't heard of it before. Thanks for the tip.

[bje07]

Thank you Binnur, Mark and Nandakumar.

[IzzieK]

The first and the last one is out of this world -- excellent! I always have my settings to Continuous High but I try not to take as much duplicate shots. Thanks for the encouragement to keep my finger on my shutter button. I will try that technique as I am most lazy bringing my tripod. Does high resolution, as Binnur asked, means you took many shots of the same image then merging them together in PS? I like #3 very much for its clarity apart from the composition that is...

[bje07]

Hi Izzie
To understand well what is "super resolution" I invite you to find videos on this subject in Google.
This works well with motionless subjects. You take 10 or 20 photos in a raw, if possible not moving yourself, in PS you will enter as layers your files and auto align, then the process is well explained in videos (too long to describe here): the result is a picture with more detail and less noise.
The method consists in merging the layers and eliminate the traces of noise in each one (with conversion in smart object)
Have fun
Thank you for your comments.

[IzzieK]

OK...20 is not hard to do and I will research that option when I have time...busy time of the year so I will just have to shelve the process for now and put a note on my phone to research it. Sorry for making a mistake too about your gender in another post as Jean (in my world of thinking) is a woman's name...

[bje07]

Sorry for making a mistake too about your gender in another post as Jean (in my world of thinking) is a woman's name...

No problem, in France you have to pronounce it as "grand father" and not like "Gin", if you pronounce "Jean" as "Gin" you are speaking of "trousers".