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Hi,
thank you for your response.
I am quite experienced with HDR. My experience with foliage, is that even in absence of strong wind, deghosting cannot fully provide a fully clean image. I am not using LR, but NIK. So maybe this is better in LR.
I believe there was alternative techniques. I am tending to use HDR less and less because otherwise I finish with an image that looks like HDR. whilst this may be nice in some ocasions, in others is not specially what i prefer.
Now I am suing more and more Lee Seven5 filters, that are small and good.
Regards
mcbroomf wrote:
You can use the bracketing function on the camera to take 3, 5 or more shots at different exposures. Make sure that the high exposure gives good clean shadows and the low exposure prevents clipping in the sky and that overall the ISO is high enough to freeze movement.
Then use LR or PS to blend the shots (use the Photo Merge > HDR function) and turn on the deghosting to prevent duplication of foliage.
You can use Auto in the HDR Merge window to adjust the created .dng image and it gives pretty good starting points, but you can then continue adjusting with the shadows and highlight sliders, and the brush or gradient masks to improve the shadows while protecting the sky. There are several levels of deghosting, so if the low version does not eliminate the foliage movement (from frame to frame) try a higher value....Show more →
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