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Walter_S · Nov 12, 2009, 2:16 AM

....and nothing I usually shoot as I tend to go for traditional older houses buildt in wood rather than concrete, steel and glass, but the challenge to picture something shot straight against the sun (Yes I know, it's a hazy one, but still...) and still get enough details in the shadows, was too great to resist!

Dynamic-Photo HDR (which I grow more and more found of - at the expense of Dynamix Pro) has done a perfect job in getting out all the details I wanted.

The middle-exposure of this 3-exposure HDR:

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Acapulco · Nov 16, 2009, 10:36 PM

What a great improvement of the middle-picture, mate

Hehe, it seems almost all subjects is getting HDR treatment nowadays Walter

I have to admit, I'm pretty stuck in HDR. can't stop taking three pictures of everything

Wow, I didn't realize this until now, but your cropping is done with perfection !

e. s. pershing · Nov 17, 2009, 12:06 AM

thats's interesting. I went to the website, looks like a nice piece of software and not too expensive.

Walter_S · Nov 17, 2009, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Acapulco

...I have to admit, I'm pretty stuck in HDR. can't stop taking three pictures of everything...

Yeah, I know how it feels - HDR is addictive, and I don't fight back. I just love some of the values you can get out of most ordinary shots. I NEVER make less than 3 exposures of ANY motive nowadays - Ha-ha!

Walter_S · Nov 17, 2009, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by e. s. pershing

...looks like a nice piece of software and not too expensive.

As it is, you can ususally download free software nowadays, that works for a trial-periode of approx. 3 weeks. Enough time for you to experiment with it and find out if this is something you would want to invest.

Good luck, e. s. pershing!

Nov 12, 2009, 2:16 AM	#1
Walter_S Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Fredrikstad - Norway / Europe Posts: 1,954	Just a block of flats, really... ....and nothing I usually shoot as I tend to go for traditional older houses buildt in wood rather than concrete, steel and glass, but the challenge to picture something shot straight against the sun (Yes I know, it's a hazy one, but still...) and still get enough details in the shadows, was too great to resist! Dynamic-Photo HDR (which I grow more and more found of - at the expense of Dynamix Pro) has done a perfect job in getting out all the details I wanted. The middle-exposure of this 3-exposure HDR: .. Attached Images __________________ ... Quote: "Buying a camera doesn't make you a photographer. - It makes you a camera owner". . Curious about my photography? You may look up my small portfolio on the Norwegian photo-forum: http://walter_s.foto.no/ - click - "LATEST" on left bottom of page. You may then click any thumbnail to view the picture and click again on the displayed picture for an unobstructed full screen view. Enjoy! Last edited by Walter_S; Nov 15, 2009 at 3:30 PM.

Nov 16, 2009, 10:36 PM	#2
Acapulco Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: 58° North 11° Long Posts: 541	What a great improvement of the middle-picture, mate Hehe, it seems almost all subjects is getting HDR treatment nowadays Walter I have to admit, I'm pretty stuck in HDR. can't stop taking three pictures of everything Wow, I didn't realize this until now, but your cropping is done with perfection ! __________________ Nikon D300 Flikkaarrrr Last edited by Acapulco; Nov 17, 2009 at 12:52 AM.

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Nov 17, 2009, 12:06 AM	#3
e. s. pershing Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 222	thats's interesting. I went to the website, looks like a nice piece of software and not too expensive.