Sunset over monastery 2
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Fusion of bracketing photos.
21/03/2014 - 12:16Agathanghel
CategoryDigital Art
LensN/A
ISO800
Focal Length10mm
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Posted 25/03/2014 - 11:11
This photo puzzles me, especially the strange settings you've used! Were you using a tripod? Fusing bracketed photos normally results in a much more even distribution of the light. A tripod would allow you to use an aperture that would get the best out of the lens, around f8 - f11, and to set a lower ISO.
The idea is very good but the execution not quite as good. Sorry if that sounds a little critical but I'm just relating my own experiences of HDR.
Paul.
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The idea is very good but the execution not quite as good. Sorry if that sounds a little critical but I'm just relating my own experiences of HDR.
Paul.
Photography is not a sport. It has no rules. Everything must be dared and tried! (Bill Brandt)
jaypix
yankee44
PPG
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Posted 27/03/2014 - 07:30
pauljay wrote:
This photo puzzles me, especially the strange settings you've used! Were you using a tripod? Fusing bracketed photos normally results in a much more even distribution of the light. A tripod would allow you to use an aperture that would get the best out of the lens, around f8 - f11, and to set a lower ISO.
The idea is very good but the execution not quite as good. Sorry if that sounds a little critical but I'm just relating my own experiences of HDR.
This photo puzzles me, especially the strange settings you've used! Were you using a tripod? Fusing bracketed photos normally results in a much more even distribution of the light. A tripod would allow you to use an aperture that would get the best out of the lens, around f8 - f11, and to set a lower ISO.
The idea is very good but the execution not quite as good. Sorry if that sounds a little critical but I'm just relating my own experiences of HDR.
Thankyou, very much. I'm not borned with pentax in my arms. I'm ready to learn more from really better
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