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This is my third HDR try, i would like to know what i can do to improve on this technique. I have yet to figure out what style i like best. I took this shot with AEB of +/-2 and ued qtpfsgui for the hdr and tonemapping. The EXIF files are gone.
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Come on, 3 days, 45 visits and 0 comment......
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Personally, I find that this is a very overdone HDR. It doesn't look realistic at all -- which may or may not have been your intent -- but rather the awkward colors and tones hurt my eyes. The problem is in the abundance of brown-orange tones, plus the "glowing" colors (browns and oranges).
Personally, I would very much have preferred to see something more natural. What does going HDR do for this photo?
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I rather like this. True it doesn't look realistic but I think the muted and sombre tones suit the subject matter. Nice work Martin!
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I like this shot too. No, it doesn't look realistic at all. But that's OK. This treatment makes it look more like a painting than a photo. While obviously HDR, I think that it seems somewhat muted compared to some of the extreme HDRs out there. I'm sort of surprised by the comments about "glowing colors."
One thing that I could do without is the overhanging branches at the top of the frame as they appear to cover the plane's tail. |
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This is another one of those that I think could be so sweet if it wasnt in hdr. It isnt too out of control, like most people do them these days, but I still think itd look better regular.
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Thank you all for taking the time to comment. i am taking your input into consideration and will try to improve on my HDR.
Dcclark, I very much apreciate your comment even though you don`t like it. it is good to have the other side of the mirror and different views are important. I just don`t understand what you meant by (GLOWING COLORS) The original purpose of this HDR was that with the lighting on this day, i could not get the plane, forrest and sky properly exposed at once so i decided to take it into a HDR. The end result was interesting but was missing something, so i decided to play around with tonemapping to guive a feel of bad weather that would have forced the plane down or something like it. I did not gow with extreme colors but rather extreme contrast. I will try it sepia or BW and see how it comes out.
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