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Originally Posted by Kanikula
Open one up in PS and drop the curves to bring the exposure down - save it as "1", Then "ctrl - alt-z" so you bring it back to normal exposure and save as "2" then bring up the curves and save as "3" - then go through the tone mapping process.. Its not true HDR but the tecnique is fairly similar.
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Originally Posted by Greyhawk
Lovely pictures Sammy! The one of the barge is probably my favourite. I do like the way the HDR is subtle enough not to make the picture look unrealistic but still bring out some of the detail 
Thats what i was aiming for, each picture is taken with 2 or 3 seperate images.
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Originally Posted by Carole
So you can cheat and use one photo instead of 3?
Yes you can but technically its not a true hdr
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but its good practice messing around with the colours though
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Kit 1 Canon EOS400D Canon 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Canon EF-S 10-18mm |
Kit 2 Canon EOS750D |
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My Compact/P&S: Panasonic TZ8 |