Topic: Trollveggen (Read 3450 times)

berbig · « **on:** June 17, 2008, 05:03:51 pm »

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This is an experiment with HDR and Photomerge. The picture consists of 9 files. The picture is really big, and I it is amazing how I can zoom in on any details. It is fun, and I recommend trying.

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Panopeeper · « **Reply #1 on:** June 17, 2008, 10:10:41 pm »

I don't have the impression, that HDR was necessary for this pano in the first place. Of course I may be wrong, this can be determined only from the raw files if there are any, and I don't even know which camera was used.

button · « **Reply #2 on:** June 17, 2008, 11:47:30 pm »

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This is an experiment with HDR and Photomerge. The picture consists of 9 files. The picture is really big, and I it is amazing how I can zoom in on any details. It is fun, and I recommend trying.

Bernt Bigton Foto
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I like the flow of the image- the contrast and saturation are well balanced. The zooming is fun with these things, isn't it?

John

berbig · « **Reply #3 on:** June 22, 2008, 02:30:56 am »

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I don't have the impression, that HDR was necessary for this pano in the first place. Of course I may be wrong, this can be determined only from the raw files if there are any, and I don't even know which camera was used.
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The result without merging different exposed files together, would have been deep shadow in the foreground, or a totally blown out sky. I could of course make different exposures from the raw-file, but I think bracketing and HDR gives a better result. The camera is a Canon 5D.

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