first attempt at HDR
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Nice vibrant colors without any blooming or halos! Looks very natural.
There are some dark areas though could be brought out, though. Maybe another frame or two at the +EV end.
There are some dark areas though could be brought out, though. Maybe another frame or two at the +EV end.
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HDR wise I think it looks great, getting a complex tree / sky merge without haloing is a good accomplishment. Focus looks a tad soft to my bleary eyes though.
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This looks like a normal picture I don't see anything that looks like HDR hit it. There is almost nothing in this photo that can benefit from HDR. Try taking a shot from inside the barn to outside that will probably be more HDR promising.
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While I think HDR photos SHOULD look like "normal" pictures, I agree with mcgavin that this rendition of the photo didn't benefit from multiple exposures. It just appears to be a bit oversaturated. The shadows are still lacking detail, at least at this size.
