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| HDR/HDRi and Tone Mapping Merging several different exposures into a single image |
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| Maritime Forest |
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| Re: Maritime Forest For me the exposure is great, but the image itself to me is very busy. But I really think you nailed the three exposures. |
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| Re: Maritime Forest Well it is busy. Lots of vines and moss and stuff. I had just started working with photomatix. |
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| Re: Maritime Forest Photomatix is great, I love it. How do you like it? |
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| Re: Maritime Forest I do like it. I still am trying to learn how to use it properly. I sort of go through spurts of messing with it. So at my pace I should have it figured out by September if all goes well. |
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| Re: Maritime Forest I like the fact that you stayed within conservative settings in Photomatix. The image shows enhanced dynamic range, I can see detail in the shadows, but it looks normal and I don't see any halos in the sky. I would say good work! If anything I would suggest just a little sharpening. |
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