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Having just upgraded my version of Photomatix Pro 5.1.3 to Version 6.1, I have reprocessed this one, primarily to see how good the new version is.
Created using 5 shots from -2 to +2 stops exposure.
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Shot from Daulatabad Fort, Near Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India...
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This shot was taken when I was outside with my girlfriend in the snow. In my home town is still snow. I love it.
You've gotta see it LARGE on black!
Captured with a Canon EOS 30D and a Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM lens.
Location: Tanner Bridge Road, Jefferson City, Missouri
This was a planned HDR scene I captured about a year ago. I've been spending a lot of time with Photoshop CS4 and ACR 5 lately and thought about re-working this piece and I'm glad I did. I have a tutorial about how I created the original HDR image here; however, after using my new process, I need to update the steps.
In short, I used to simply load my Canon 30D RAW files directly into Photomatix, tone map, then save as 16bit tiff. Then load the 16bit tiff into Photoshop to do further enhancing such as noise removal.
Now I process each RAW in ACR 5, apply Noiseware Pro NR and save each frame as a 16bit tiff, then I open each tiff with Photomatix, merge, tone map, save again as 16bit tiff, open in Photoshop, apply default Noiseware Pro NR, USM (radius 1.1, amt: 40%), then save as 8bit jpg, which is what you see above. This rendition is far better than my first version (much cleaner, sharper, and the tonal depth is better too).
The North side of Bodie. The big grey building in the distance is the Standard Stamp Mill. Just in front of it are the Kirkwood Stable and the jail.
Bodie, CA
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Sometimes I like to push things over the top (I mean creatively....).
In this case a lightning photographed August 30, 2015 05:30 AM in Flushing, a city in The Netherlands.
I've already posted this one as a normal jpg version , but personally I find this HDR-version much more fun.
Created from a single RAW.
HDR
Macau Outdoor .
Canon EOS 5D2
Canon EF 24-105 f4L @ 60mm F11
HDR's from hand held Single exposure, digital manipulation process by CS5+Photoimpact X3 Software
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The Venetian is a 40-story, $2.4 billion anchor for the 7 resort hotels which are under construction on the Cotai Strip in Macau. The 10,500,000-square-foot (980,000 m2) Venetian Macao is modeled on its sister casino resort – the The Venetian in Las Vegas – and is the largest single structure hotel building in Asia and the fourth-largest building in the world by area. Wikipedia
Adelaide City @ Sunset
Oh Yeah, I Know You Wanna View It On Black
Standard 3 exposure shots (-2..0..+2 EV) tonemapped in Photomatix then retouched in Lightroom and Photoshop.
Filters: 1x Hoya CPL, 1x Cokin GND8
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Thêm một tấm HDR nữa, lần này là hoàng hôn nhìn từ trung tâm thành phố Adelaide. Đứng giữa dải phân cách để chụp khá nhiều, cuối cùng cũng may mắn vì được một tấm ưng ý với tia nắng mặt trời đẹp và không có xe ô tô làm rối mắt.
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Travel Diary Day 39
(My travel blog - strange-lands.com/daily/2012/08/20/cliffs-at-ngobaran-beach/)
Rachel could never be a criminal. When she’s passing through customs she’s always got a suspicious look on her face. She’s trying too hard to not look like a terrorist. Her face goes red and she’s got a weird, Joker-style smile.
We had four hours to kill before check in. The battery died on my laptop. I told her I’d look for a power outlet. When I returned she accused me of taking too long. Apparently it should in no way take 15 minutes to walk the length of the airport and back. I confessed. I’d found a TV screen and was watching the football highlights.
I thought I’d timed it just right so that she wouldn’t notice. I even came back pretending to be out of breath. She’s getting better at detecting things.
I saw an old man today having a pee in the urinal (I wasn’t watching him – I just noticed him. Let that be known) today. After he’d finished he pressed the flusher button on the top, put his hands into the urinal and washed his hands in the running water.
We are 45 minutes away from jumping on our 19th flight this year. Rachel used to believe that airplane seats were made to absorb people’s bottom gas. She also convinced me of this since I hadn’t recalled smelling anything sinister on a plane before. I was recently embarrassed to discover that it wasn’t true. Thanks for nothing Rachel!
Today’s Photo – Another natural halo
As I mentioned the other day, I love natural halos in HDR. It’s the detail you can show in an otherwise blackened area that peaks my interest. Sometimes these can be mistaken for uncontrolled halos, as a reader of my blog once mentioned.
This was taken at Ngobaran beach just north of Jogjakarta with some very generous Indonesian friends who offered to drive us all the way here for a photo session.