Took these today at Captree State Park here on Long Island. I made these look like paintings cause tharts what I like. The first one came out good, the other two arnt AS good... i didnt do my normal exposure settings... i needed to adjust more since I was taken photos of actual objects (that moved) this time, rather then the sky... sooo they were all a litte on the dark side...
Absolutely look like paintings, I dig them.
I know these are HDR shots with some tone mapping.
What other (if any) post processing do you usually do to get this effect?
Just HDR... im a HUGE fan of HDR, i know it looks like a painting and not real but i LOVE that look, lol. Besides tone mapping (Photomatix) i just play with brightness/contrast is all
Just HDR... im a HUGE fan of HDR, i know it looks like a painting and not real but i LOVE that look, lol. Besides tone mapping (Photomatix) i just play with brightness/contrast is all
Yeah, I think they look really cool, thanks for the desktop background btw (pic 3).
You said you typically take 5 exposures stopped +/- 1/2 ev right?
I think that's what I remember you posting.
Sadly my little D40 does not have AEB, sucks.
Anything that moves is nearly impossible without AEB.
You set white balance, iso and aperture locked (manual) right?
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One picture per post.
Post only YOUR work.
Has to be a new picture. Don't spend hours...
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