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[zbo2408]

C&C ?
I think this was a good use of HDR b/c to get the mountains through the window properly exposed I had to underexpose the interior of the room and to get the room properly exposed the windows were blown out. This was a composition of 4 shots composed in a tiny free program for Mac OSX called HDRtist.

 

[peeper]

now that's a good reason to use hdr......i really like the balance of color between the windows and the room.....

 

[Bynx]

Great shot showing off HDR nicely. I took the liberty of straightening the vertical. Any better?

 

[zbo2408]

Thanks for the compliment peeper
and
Bynx thanks for pointing that out ... im still pretty much a noob and still seem to have issues getting the camera level :/ even though that was WITH tripod lol

 

[Bynx]

Its more to do with lens distortion than the angle the camera was held.

 

[Trever1t]

Looks very natural, well done :thumbup:

 

[zbo2408]

Its more to do with lens distortion than the angle the camera was held.

Interesting I find myself constantly having to straighten photos in aperture even tho I try to be very aware that I get my camera level / straight

 

[Bynx]

Look at your original pic. The corner leans to the left from bottom to top. On the right however, the vertical leans to the right from bottom to top. So I had to push the sides in from the top only until they straightened out. Clearly not a camera holding problem.