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Im not keen on the HDR altering malarky, but I absolutely LOVE the first shot!
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Im not keen on the HDR altering malarky, but I absolutely LOVE the first shot!
I am still not sure, about HDR, I need more practise
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i only like HDR on some things and i love the last one !
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Looks great Moon 
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Great shots, I'm still trying to get to grips with it all!
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Great pics, love number 8
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I simply adore the detail in your 2nd picture. The three horseshoes on the door are a wonderful feature.
Please do share your HDR technique with us.
Please do share your HDR technique with us.
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Glad to see you back Jack!
Thank you, no secret, I downloaded a plug in from Topaz Labs, and it is brilliant, you can fiddle and tweak about to get the HDR effect subtle to really over the top. I have tried doing real HDR with three different exposures , and TBH I was really disappointed in the results, so in the end gave up
it put me off.
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I know this is cheating and fake HDR, but at the end of the day if you get an image you like, that is the whole point I suppose
Thank you, no secret, I downloaded a plug in from Topaz Labs, and it is brilliant, you can fiddle and tweak about to get the HDR effect subtle to really over the top. I have tried doing real HDR with three different exposures , and TBH I was really disappointed in the results, so in the end gave up
it put me off..
I know this is cheating and fake HDR, but at the end of the day if you get an image you like, that is the whole point I suppose
