Another high dynamic image

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Digital Latte

Digital Latte

Rob and Tracy
trying not to cook these to much in post, and yes I need to clean my sensor

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I like this a lot. It does seem the HDR does bring out the particles. I think you nailed the hdr. I can see texture in the snow but none of those pesky glowing outlines that I sometimes see between darks and lights.
 
Very nice, it doesn't shoot HDR at all, and in fact if you hadn't said something, I might not have noticed at first. Well done...

It this one done in Photomatix? Custom settings or one of the defaults?

As for the sensor dust, HDR seems like a wonderful way to find even the tiniest dust particles on your lens. In the quest to bring out every tiny detail, dust comes through loud and proud. :( In fact, this image looks good compared to some of mine. I have some I did on the Oregon Coast, where the salt water seems to make new spots every day, and they look like I was shooting through the windshield of an off road truck!
 
Thanks. I love the way the dof brings your eye into the bottom all the way through to the top. I couldn't tell if it was a lake or a slow moving river due to that.
 
BobH said:
Very nice, it doesn't shoot HDR at all, and in fact if you hadn't said something, I might not have noticed at first. Well done...

It this one done in Photomatix? Custom settings or one of the defaults?

As for the sensor dust, HDR seems like a wonderful way to find even the tiniest dust particles on your lens. In the quest to bring out every tiny detail, dust comes through loud and proud. :( In fact, this image looks good compared to some of mine. I have some I did on the Oregon Coast, where the salt water seems to make new spots every day, and they look like I was shooting through the windshield of an off road truck!
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Both photomatix and Photoshop. Thanks for the compliments
 
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