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  1. 3rd January 2009, 03:55 PM #71
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    Quote Originally Posted by dullbird View Post
    I was wrong I just wasn't sending it the right way from lightroom you can send over a raw file....

    this is just from manually setting the different exposures via the comp.....I will have a go at the bracketing but am I on the right track?



    Cool! Well done DB.
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  2. 3rd January 2009, 08:02 PM #72
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    ok so I have watched a couple of tutorials.....now only to realise that photomatix is only a started everyone seems to take them back into photoshop or lightroom for all the adjustment stuff..

    which now makes me understand a little bit better
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    Quote Originally Posted by dullbird View Post
    ...which now makes me understand a little bit better
    I can hear the cogs grinding from here!
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    Here is a cool little program if u have a iPhone and want to take a perfectly bracketed photo with you DSLR!

    Mark Fletcher - HdrHelper
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  5. 4th January 2009, 08:38 PM #75
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    Just found this thread.

    Here is my best HDR from a couple of years ago:




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    Quote Originally Posted by 300+ View Post
    Just found this thread.

    Here is my best HDR from a couple of years ago:




    Cheers, Steve

    That's pretty cool Steve, nice work.

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    It's a Coke sign!

    Nice image though dude.

    Hand beaten copper and the design would indicate a religious theme and the reflected blue could be the entrance to a theme park?
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    It is actually one of the statues on Sandridge Bridge, at Southbank in Melbourne. They are meant to represent immigrants who arrived at the bridge by train. This one is a guy with a shovel.

    The reflected lights are just the cafes of Southbank.

    The material is stainless, but the lights are not neutral, so there is a colour cast which makes it look somewhat coppery.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 300+ View Post
    It is actually one of the statues on Sandridge Bridge, at Southbank in Melbourne. They are meant to represent immigrants who arrived at the bridge by train. This one is a guy with a shovel.

    The reflected lights are just the cafes of Southbank.

    The material is stainless, but the lights are not neutral, so there is a colour cast which makes it look somewhat coppery.

    Cheers, Steve
    Think i found what it looks like on Flickr... the travellers on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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    Much depends on the compression/gamma/tone-mapping algorithms. It's difficult to get them looking realistic/natural. Not to mention the posible motion blur. But if your really keen on this stuff, there are 16bit printers out there. There are also 16bit HiDef monitors but at 50k US they are a bit exxy at the moment. However the monochrome 12bit monitors used in the medical industry are much cheaper.
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