HDR shots

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Originally Posted by shahrokh ghabezloo

your right dear colin.
I'm trying to solve this problem.
thanks:)

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It's a simple fix -- what program are you using for post-processing?

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Originally Posted by shahrokh ghabezloo

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These are all great shots! This one is... fantastic! :)

The clouds, the sun rays, the foreground - they are all enhanced with the processing and obviously the fish eye gives it such a unique look.

I agree that the black clipping point needs to be adjusted, but that's such an easy fix! Excellent. Thanks so much for sharing your view of your world. :)

Hi dear colin.
I Usually use photo matix and after that final process in Ps cs5.
and thank you so much MajaMolly:)

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Originally Posted by shahrokh ghabezloo

Hi dear colin.
I Usually use photo matix and after that final process in Ps cs5.
and thank you so much MajaMolly:)

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OK - before you save the file for the last time, go Ctrl + L to bring up Levels (or add a levels layer), and drag the left (blacks) clipping point in until you get a number around 10 to 15, and notice how it makes the "gray mist" disappear, and colours look nicer.

Waiting for the golden hour...
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Metal Monster!
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Hi Shahrokh,

Looks fine (and nice blacks this time!), but to be honest, I do fear you may be in danger of "too much of a good thing". Personally, I like some HDR and some ultra wide-angle ... but after seeing too many of them the novelty does start to wear off a bit.

Very interesting series - well done - both the HDR and wide angle have something to say.

Chuck

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These are all fantastic shots. :)

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