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Default hdr More of the same.


pseudo HDR from a raw shot. It's from the set I took early in the morning.
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Old 07-17-2007, 09:57 AM
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Really lovely, crisp and colorful.
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Old 07-17-2007, 03:08 PM
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GREAT PHOTO!!!!

You say "pseudo HDR from a raw shot" can you explain a little what you mean by that and what steps you took to convert the picture.

Thanks.
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Vibrant! Gorgeous colors and light. Nice composition. What do you mean by 'pseudo' HDR?

Great work!
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I think he means that rather than take several different exposures to make the HDR, he just used several versions with adjustments of one Raw file. Superhero?

Oh...and excellent shot by the way!

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Old 07-17-2007, 07:21 PM
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in photomatix it will take a RAW file and make a "HDR" like image out of it all on its own. Really fast work too. Then you just go int othe tone mapping and adjust however you like.

Really nice photo Max. I love the variety of colors.
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super sorry for bumping this, but yes it was just a raw file that I bumped into photomatix, not multipe pictures. Just felt bad that I didn't answer. We can let this topc die now ha.
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