My favorite bridge

janok · Dec 4, 2011

«Hausmanns» Bridge in Oslo opened for ordinary traffic in 1892. Now it is surrounded by modern office-buildings.
I have modified my Canon so I can take up to 9 bracketed photos. This one is taken with 5 exposures processed in Photomatix and post-processed with Topaz Denoise 5 and applied with the Crisp-filer tin Topaz Adjust 5.

Hausmanns Bridge by janokiese, on Flickr

Hausmanns Bridge by janokiese, on Flickr

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Majeed Badizadegan · Dec 4, 2011

Really like the processing and the sun glint on number 1

paigew · Dec 4, 2011

wow! these are amazing!

Majeed Badizadegan · Dec 4, 2011

Oh and just curious, when you say you've "modified your canon" to take more exposures, what do you mean?

vipgraphx · Dec 5, 2011

You do a very good job with HDR. I dig your work!! Do you use the topaz bundle or just a few of the products??

janok · Dec 5, 2011

Thank you all for the feedback. I have installed Magic Lantern on my Canon to be able to take up to 9 bracketed photos. From Topaz I use Topaz Adjust 5 and Topaz DeNoise 5.

Omofo · Dec 5, 2011

Great processing on the 1& 2. I'm curious as to what they would look like in 16:9 format.

jeremyamayora · Dec 5, 2011

I wish knew how to do this. Great job

robertandrewphoto · Dec 5, 2011

I'm still seeing some chromatic aberrations due to your lens choice. I'm not knocking the lens, but at a certain point you'll have to find a fix for it.

The processing is great, just hate to see CA destroy a photo

Bynx · Dec 6, 2011

CA is easily fixed in seconds and not to be concerned. I think the first image should have Highlight Smoothing slider should be moved from 0 towards 100 until the sooty look of the building disappears. What Im talking about can be seen in the next image. The same windows in the second image are much cleaner looking.