HDR question

[jsc230]

If you add the path of the .exe to your environment path you can evoke the .exe from any folder without having to move it around.

a quick google search yielded this info on the environment path http://vlaurie.com/computers2/Articles/environment.htm

It makes using it a little bit easier.

Enjoy!
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Joe Conklin
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[adethefoot]

I have tried Photomatix for quite a while. Problem is noise and blown highlights causing CA along things like branches of trees.

I have recently tried layers and masking/unmasking areas from 3 bracketed shots. In sunrise/sunsets etc this works pretty well leaving me with a more natural looking image.

 

[Ludovic Monchat]

Is above all unpredictable. Sometimes the output can really be stunning and close to natural, but in many occasions I spent hours without getting something usable.

To do the below HDR, I spent a whole day on my screen. I will try and redo it with Tufuse to see if I can sort it out more quickly and maybe even better, specially the sun.

I have tried Photomatix for quite a while. Problem is noise and
blown highlights causing CA along things like branches of trees.

I have recently tried layers and masking/unmasking areas from 3
bracketed shots. In sunrise/sunsets etc this works pretty well
leaving me with a more natural looking image.

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Ludo from Paris
Tankers of tools, thimbles of talent
BestOf http://ludo.smugmug.com/gallery/1158249

 

[John W Hall]

Link to more good HDR/TM info...

http://www.naturescapes.net/072006/rh0706_1.htm