Twilight
by mohammad
This is my first HDR.18-55
Please guide me for better HDR.
Please guide me for better HDR.
Uploaded07/01/2013 - 10:25
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Posted 08/01/2013 - 15:39
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Thank you Paul.I think,I need to go HDR class.
Regards
Regards
Posted 10/03/2013 - 04:55
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It's very nice.
I personally don't like the way greenery looks when HDR'd, but when I use photo fusion rather than tone mapping I can achieve better more realistic results. Assuming you want realistic and that you are using photomatix...
The only area that might need some help is the hills themselves, but the color is believable. Well almost, but who cares it's very nice to look at. A smaller aperture might have helped and maybe experimenting with where you meter from. A neutral density filter of 4-8 stops might have brought more detail/better color to the hills and balancing out the overall light.
Again I think it's great for your first one
What don't you like about it?
Regards,
JMD
pauljay wrote:
It looks like a painting! Most vivid.
Personally, I feel that HDR works much better on buildings than landscapes particularly when you want to get into the shadows.
I tend to agree with Paul, but HDR and landscapes aren't impossible, it's more of a "getting the hang of it" thing. It looks like a painting! Most vivid.
Personally, I feel that HDR works much better on buildings than landscapes particularly when you want to get into the shadows.
I personally don't like the way greenery looks when HDR'd, but when I use photo fusion rather than tone mapping I can achieve better more realistic results. Assuming you want realistic and that you are using photomatix...
The only area that might need some help is the hills themselves, but the color is believable. Well almost, but who cares it's very nice to look at. A smaller aperture might have helped and maybe experimenting with where you meter from. A neutral density filter of 4-8 stops might have brought more detail/better color to the hills and balancing out the overall light.
Again I think it's great for your first one
What don't you like about it?
Regards,
JMD
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The Dutch Alps!
Personally, I feel that HDR works much better on buildings than landscapes particularly when you want to get into the shadows.
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