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color photo of Mt. Garfield ravine from hiker rover

Discussion in 'Sony Alpha E-Mount Cameras' started by lapdog99, Aug 15, 2012.

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  1. lapdog99

    lapdog99 TalkEmount Veteran

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    Had to post a color of the area as well.

    Mt. Garfield HDR 2-.
     
    lapdog99, Aug 15, 2012
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  2. freddytto

    freddytto TalkEmount All-Pro

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    very well done friend, you use some filters?
     
    freddytto, Aug 15, 2012
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  3. lapdog99

    lapdog99 TalkEmount Veteran

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    No filters, just LR and HDR Efex 2
     
    lapdog99, Aug 15, 2012
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  4. freddytto

    freddytto TalkEmount All-Pro

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    you did very good job man,well done i like it.
     
    freddytto, Aug 15, 2012
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  5. Dioptrick

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    The textures of the rock... like cracked oil paint... mesmerizing... lovely...
     
    Dioptrick, Aug 15, 2012
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  6. apotelyt

    apotelyt TalkEmount Regular

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    Excellent detail. What did you use?

    Just saw your b&w version. nex 7 & tamron 18-200. The amount of detail the nex7 captures is amazing.
     
    apotelyt, Aug 15, 2012
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  7. lapdog99

    lapdog99 TalkEmount Veteran

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    Thanks for the comment. Used NEX-7 with 18-200 Tamron. Post with HDR Efex 2.
     
    lapdog99, Aug 16, 2012
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  8. davect01

    davect01 Super Moderator Subscribing Member

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    Dave
    I agree, the textures are very nice.
     
    davect01, Aug 18, 2012
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  9. lapdog99

    lapdog99 TalkEmount Veteran

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    Thanks, but I am not happy with the sky and glow caused by the single HDR. I need to learn how to solve this with my recently acquired Lightroom.
     
    lapdog99, Aug 18, 2012
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  10. Dioptrick

    Dioptrick TalkEmount All-Pro

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    I was wondering about that sky glow too. At first glance it looks like a 'dodge tool' got dragged across the peak outline. Then I thought maybe it was just a freak thin cloud formation. I didn't pick-up that this was HDR...
     
    Dioptrick, Aug 19, 2012
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  11. dbmiller

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    It's HDR raising the luminosity in the sky to make a transition. HDR settings usually have a slider to control/limit the amount of "glow".
     
    dbmiller, Aug 19, 2012
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  12. lapdog99

    lapdog99 TalkEmount Veteran

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    Thanks DB, I'll take a look at the luminosity settings
     
    lapdog99, Aug 19, 2012
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  13. dbmiller

    dbmiller TalkEmount Top Veteran

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    In Photoshop, I have an "Edge Glow" section with sliders for both Radius and Strength - I usually turn the radius way down.
     
    dbmiller, Aug 19, 2012
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