Helpful Posts: Old farm shed, shot with Canon 5D Mk II & Canon 17-40 f4L lens. I used A.E.B. 2 stops over, 2 under & 1 neutral. The software used was Photomatix Pro "Exposure Fusion" & PP with Lightroom 2. This image was taken just after dawn.
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10th July 2010, 10:01 PM #1
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11th July 2010, 04:30 AM #2
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Re: "old farm shed"
Would it be incorrect to label an image such as this "Low Dynamic Range? Not to take anything away from what is a very good image, but shouldn't it be separated from HDR where there are dramatic highlights and intense tone mapping. I would classify an image such as this as one which had precise and necessary post processing.
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12th July 2010, 09:40 PM #3
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Re: "old farm shed"
Same image, but this time I used the Qtpfsgui software. Let me know if you think this is an improvement on my last effort.
Photomatix Pro "Exposure Fusion"
Qtpfsgui
Last edited by Dave Humphries; 12th July 2010 at 09:52 PM. Reason: added both images to this post to allow comparison
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13th July 2010, 08:52 PM #4
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Re: "old farm shed"
Thanks Dave.
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13th July 2010, 09:11 PM #5Moderator
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Re: "old farm shed"
No worries. Originally Posted by Edwin Harvey
By way of feedback on this comparison; I prefer the Qtpfsgui sky, but find the shed and foreground a little too desaturated in that shot, although Photomatix Pro, it looks overdone.
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