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More of my fiddling with HDR images.
Input: 5 raw images from Canon EOS 20D Manual exposure F16, @ ev-2, ev-1, ev 0, ev+1, ev+3 32-bit HDR radience mode converted to 16-bit viewable using tone maping. Converted and resized to 8-bit web format in PS CS2. Image register achieved through use of Tripod and cable release. ![]() Peter |
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I think this one looks the best of those you've posted.
Out of interest did you use Photoshop CS's HDR function, or was this a manual image merge? Regards, John. |
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Photoshop CS2 merge to HDR works OK, but I think
photomerge from http://www.hdrsoft.com/ will work much better. Getting a decent viewable image out of a PS CS2 HDR is not easy. Peter. |
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