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Originally Posted by Kanikula
I would have been yes.
A 3 or more exposure HDR woudnt have worked here, as the rooster moves and doesnt stay in one place. So any time you see a HDR with a person or animal in it, 99% of the time its composed from just 1 exposure.
A 3 or more exposure HDR woudnt have worked here, as the rooster moves and doesnt stay in one place. So any time you see a HDR with a person or animal in it, 99% of the time its composed from just 1 exposure.
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Originally Posted by Melody
Yuppers Carole ....1 pic for each of the rooster shots 
Don;t think you can ever get the same quality of HDR that you get with the 3,5 or 7 shot ones but as K says, it is impossible otherwise
Don;t think you can ever get the same quality of HDR that you get with the 3,5 or 7 shot ones but as K says, it is impossible otherwise
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So how do you do that from just one shot? An idiots guide would be helpful please 
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I open the pic in photoshop and then save it as *My Pic-Normal* ...then (still with the same pic open) I go to IMAGE - ADJUSTMENTS- EXPOSURE and alter the exposure from the centre (0) to +1 and save as *My Pic-Light* ..then still on the same pic, repeat the last steps but this time alter the exposure to -1 and save as *My Pic-Dark* (Obviously you would put the title of your pic and NOT ...My Pic lol)
Then you need an HDR programme that will combine all three and tonemap ...K and I use Photomatix but there are others like Artizan
Then fiddle with everything until you get the result you want
Then you need an HDR programme that will combine all three and tonemap ...K and I use Photomatix but there are others like Artizan
Then fiddle with everything until you get the result you want
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I do like the top shot, very nice 
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Feathers stand out better on that one don't they?
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Originally Posted by Melody
Feathers stand out better on that one don't they?
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Very nice Mel, esp the top one
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great shots mel! it brings out lots of details in the feathers 
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Good chook shots Melody I like the HDR on the first one
I like the HDR on the first one
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