fredmiranda.com
Forum
Presentation Boards
Nature & Wildlife
Landscape Photography
City, Street & Architecture
People Photography
Black & White Photography
Macro & Still Life
Sports Photography
Wedding Photography
Digital Art, Smartphone & Abstract
Trip Location Advice & Meet-ups
Gear Talk
Canon Forum
Nikon Forum
Sony Forum
Leica & Alternative Gear
Fuji Forum
Film Is Not Dead
Micro Four Thirds Forum
Latest Photography News
General Gear-talk
Pro Digital Corner
Lighting & Studio Techniques
Post-processing & Printing
Forum & Miscellaneous
Assignments
Weekly Assignments
Monthly Assignments
Photo Critique
Buy & Sell
Photo Gear
Tech Tools
Tips for Safe Transactions
Guidelines & Rules
Join Today
What's New
Latest Posts
FM Gear Reviews
Assignment Winners
Weekly Assignments
Monthly Assignments
Category Winners
Landscape Photography
Nature & Wildlife
People Photography
Register
Login
Forum
Buy & Sell
What's New
Register
Login
fredmiranda.com
Login
Moderated by:
Fred Miranda
New fredmiranda.com Mobile Site
New Feature: SMS Notification alert
New Feature: Buy & Sell Watchlist
FM Forums
|
Post-processing & Printing
|
Join Upload & Sell
Archive 2012 · HDR Looking? hdr plus layering
Message
Username
kevindar
Offline
Upload & Sell
:
Off
p.1 #1
· HDR Looking? hdr plus layering
For fun, I was reworking an image. I had 3 shots, each 2 stops apart. here is the middle shot
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8039/7947184344_29b41a459b_b.jpg
Here is the final product
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8176/7947181004_fc84349b7e_b.jpg
I liked the waterfall on the left. the middle exposure was the perfect exposure for it. the other two either froze the water, or leveled it out. first I just tried to push the middle exposure, pushing the shadows, and doing some general exposure, and I came up with this., which was good, but with banding and a lot of noise in the shadows.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8033/7947186690_3df484e146_b.jpg
then I do a merge to hdr in photshop, got a 32 bit file, and edited it in LR. its a great clean way, without ending up with tone maping. the problem was the moving water, birds, and loss of waterfal
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8448/7947190686_4bf4e87886_b.jpg
So I combined the HDR, with the pushed image, using the primarily the pushed image, except in shadow areas. here is a compairson in noise in banding between the final image, and the pushed image
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8308/7947198446_c8a334061c_o.jpg
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8306/7947198292_f899662103_o.jpg
I think both the original and the hdr image combined well in this.
other option of course is the d800 :-).
Sep 06, 2012 at 09:55 PM
Jeffrey
Offline
Upload & Sell
:
On
p.1 #2
· HDR Looking? hdr plus layering
Since this post is strictly about post processing, I'm moving it to that forum.
Sep 06, 2012 at 10:12 PM
aman74
Offline
Upload & Sell
:
Off
p.1 #3
· HDR Looking? hdr plus layering
Nice job!
Sep 07, 2012 at 12:14 AM
FM Forums
|
Post-processing & Printing
|
Join Upload & Sell
Welcome back
Log in to your account
Username
Password
Login
Reset password
No account?
Register