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24-10-07, 09:22 PM
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The effects of Photomatix

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24-10-07, 09:23 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

Lookin at the pics, I've got a bit to learn yet.

PS:The pics were taken with my 350D, not the new camera.
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24-10-07, 09:28 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

Nowt the matter with the 350d (I am using the 350 whilst the 400 is at the Doctors )
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24-10-07, 09:43 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

Its not a bad edit Nero Especially for your first go - make sure all of your exposures are correct (use bracketing) to prevent the blown out detail that has come out grey. With some more work you'll have a beautiful shot


Changed and saved the exposures +/- 2 stops in lightroom and also did some PP after HDR


     
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24-10-07, 09:56 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

That's super K, I've still got a lot to learn, thank you.
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24-10-07, 10:01 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

Have you gor photoshop Nero?? If you have take it over there after photomatix and change the mode to LAB and mess with your curves ect and then convert back to RGB. Gives a better scope that way


     
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24-10-07, 10:04 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

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Have you gor photoshop Nero?? If you have take it over there after photomatix and change the mode to LAB and mess with your curves ect and then convert back to RGB. Gives a better scope that way
It's PS 5 I've got, will give it a go.
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24-10-07, 10:12 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

I'll have to look into Photomatix.

I've got Adobe Photoshop 7 just now and from what I can gather my options for combining images just now are bracketing and using the multi exposures to create a single image or - taking a single photo and making variations of the single file to use.
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24-10-07, 11:05 PM
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Re: The effects of Photomatix

...nice
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