Hdr
- Thread starter rob shearing
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BackdoorArts
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Even batshit crazy people are calling you, "Out of his mind!!", and the fact that you still seem think HDR is all about 3 shots and a button proves they're justified in their position.
rob shearing
Senior Member
Some of the photo's on this thread are stunning (and a little out of my league), but I will keep plugging away.
I took this shot whilst visiting an 18th century cotton mill in Scotland a couple of months ago, and decided to have a play around with it, first colour splash, then HDR. Although the sky is a bit dodgy, I was quite happy with the rest of it.
I took this shot whilst visiting an 18th century cotton mill in Scotland a couple of months ago, and decided to have a play around with it, first colour splash, then HDR. Although the sky is a bit dodgy, I was quite happy with the rest of it.
BackdoorArts
Senior Member
Sky got into "solarization" filter territory, for sure.
rob shearing
Senior Member
Is that something I can rectify on this current shot?
If that info should be lost in that shot, you could always use the original, work those clouds back in and then go B&W with those. It's easier to use the colored first since you'll perfectly see the difference between both shots.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
If you have the original photos then you should be able to correct it. Looks like it was over cooked. Back off of everything
rob shearing
Senior Member
Right, I think I've cracked it!
rob shearing
Senior Member
Souters Lighthouse in Tyneside, before and after. Starting to get the hang of it now. Thanks for all the advice.