HDR with motion

[RockvilleBob]

The Longwood Garden Conservatory at Night
This photo was done with two HDR programs. I used HDR Expose 3 first for two reasons:

• The hanging plants were spinning
• The AWB setting did not result in a good photo. There was some residual twilight as well as bulbs in the ceiling.

I feel HDR Expose 3 does the best job with motion and ghosting. HDR Expose 3 also has a 32 bit processing system that includes a WB with an eye dropper. I used the small white flowers in the rear to set WB and presto - I feel the colors were good.

After a few other adjustments in Expose 3 (gamma and black point) I sent the HDR file into PS where I used the recently released NIK HDR filter to do some localized HDR editing.

I also tried Photomatics for the ghosting but Expose 3 was tops. I just wish Expose 3 was a program that had more development.enhancement done.

 

[Jeff15]

Well, it's unusual.......